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Catalogue of
the GORDON V. DOUBLEDAY COLLECTION of
COINS OF EDWARD Ill
(1327 to 1377)
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FOREWORD
THIS catalogue lists the most valuable and comprehensive collection of coins
of Edward III ever offered for sale. Gordon Doubleday’s interest in the
reign goes back for more than forty years, and his collection has increased
steadily over this period; stimulated from time to time by events which have
caused his cabinet to attain world-wide recognition.
The most important landmark was his purchase in 1950 of all the
available gold coins from the collection of the late Dr. L. A. Lawrence
through the consideration of the doctor’s numismatic executors, and the
offices of the present cataloguers. However, an important event had
occurred before this in 1940, when the Bredgar Hoard (N.C. 1947, pp. 160-
170) was unearthed conveniently near Doubleday’s old home in Kent, and
he subsequently was able to purchase a few coins from it. During the last
twenty years or so Mr. Doubleday has been most fortunate in being given
the first offer of coins from the specialist collections of Messrs. E. J.
Winstanley, D. Mangakis and W. J. W. Potter. He was also able to acquire
many pieces from the Raymond Carlyon-Britton collection, and in the sale
room from the C. A. Whitton, L. A. Lawrence, V. J. E. Ryan and R. C.
Lockett collections.
The catalogue has followed Lawrence’s ‘“‘Coinage of Edward III from
1351-1377” in layout, and the coins are listed under group, denomination,
and mint respectively. The gold coins are offered in single lots which are
all illustrated, by denomination rather than in lot order, so that future
reference to dies may be made easier. Every gold coin has been carefully
checked with the British Museum collection so that the Lawrence numbers
given are as accurate as possible. This applies particularly to the Pre-
Treaty and Transitional issues, for the later series contain so many similar
dies that it is difficult to ascribe a specific number to some of them, as
reference to Lawrence will show. Cataloguing the silver coins so thoroughly
would make for far too much repetition, apart from the time factor, and
relatively few of the silver coins have been illustrated in the catalogue,
bearing in mind that the British Numismatic Society has already recognized
the importance of recording them and has had them all photographed with
the aid of the Schneider Fund. Prints are available and may be ordered
from the cataloguers or the auctioneers at £17.00 per set (29 pairs).
Cheques should be made payable to the British Numismatic Society. At a
later date individual prints will be available at 60p a pair.
Undoubtedly the great strength of the collection lies in the extensive
number of mules contained in it, by which the whole coinage of the period
was originally put into sequence. Assessing the rarity of specialist pieces
in a collection such as this is not easy, and in particular the great rarity
and historic significance of some of these mules. ‘The problem is aggravated
by the fact that many coins have been mis-catalogued in the past. J. J.
North’s “English Hammered Silver Coinage’ gives illustrations of the
initial crosses and lettering, and tabulates for easy reference the differences
between the numerous issues. Lawrence’s work on the reign from 1351
was published originally in the Numismatic Chronicle 1926, pp. 417-469;
1929, pp. 106-168; 1932, pp. 96-174; and 1933, pp. 15-79: and later in
1937 with D. F. Allen’s supplement in a book which is now, unfortunately,
hard to obtain. Also published in the Numismatic Chronicle are Potter’s
papers on the silver (N.C. 1960, pp. 137-181 and 1962, pp. 201-204) and
gold (N.C. 1963, pp. 107-128 and 1964, pp. 305-318) which make useful
comment on Lawrence’s work; sometimes, but not always, making for a
much easier understanding of some of the problems of this complicated
reign.
It has been found hardly possible, on account of space, to give all the
pedigrees. The gold coins marked + are from the Lawrence collection and
the provenances of the silver can be learned from Doubleday’s tickets,
which are in themselves an exercise in neatness.
Lawrence illustrated many of his own specimens when writing his book,
and Potter invariably used his own coins when illustrating his articles, so
it is no wonder that many of Doubleday’s coins will already be found to
have been illustrated in other works.
Many years of careful searching was necessary to bring together the
four matching Roberts cabinets in which the collection now offered was
contained: and finally Mr. Doubleday admits to feeling deeply the loss of
his friend Mr. Albert Baldwin, with whom he associated so closely during
his years of collecting Edward HI.
PETER MITCHELL,
A. H. BALDWIN & SONS, LTD.
GLENDINING & CO.
CATALOGUE of the
Gordon V, Doubleday Collection of
COINS OF EDWARD III
First Day’s Sale
Wednesday, 7th June, 1972
commencing at 1 p.m. precisely
GOLD COINS
All are illustrated, by denomination; coins from the
L. A. Lawrence Collection are marked *.
THIRD COINAGE (1344-51)
Second Period (1344-46)
(136-7 grains to the noble)
Lot
1 Quarter-noble, oby. shield in tressure of six arches (as against eight
arches of the Post-1351 issues), EDWAR REX ANGL Z FRANC D HYB,
inverted apostrophe stops, rev. floreate cross, L in centre,
tressure of single line only, double saltire stops, broad plain
lettering both sides, 33-6 grains (N.1109; S.898). A little bent,
extremely fine and excessively rare, perhaps the finest of the
known specimens (No. 2 of the four listed by Potter); ex Lockett
(1224).
Third Period (1346-51)
(128-6 grains to the noble)
2+ Noble, obv. king in ship with bowsprit behind forecastle, ED/WwaR D
GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS HyYB, normal lettering with chevron-
barred A, double saltire stops, rev. IHC TRANSIEN PER MEDIVM
ILLORVM IBAT (AVTEM Omitted: it does not appear until Fourth
(1351) Coinage, Series B, when it is omitted on one rare die (see
lot 19)), large lettering, double saltire stops and large E in
centre, 127-7 grains (N.1110; $.899). Figure of king a little
woolly, otherwise very fine and full, No. 7 of the fourteen
specimens listed by Potter.
£1,250.00
£650.00
£180.00
£1,300.00
£115.00
£210.00
£190.00
£100.00
£540.00
6
LOF
3+ Noble, a similar coin from different dies reading TRANSIENS, 117-3
grains (N.1110; $.899). Pierced (lo’clock) and obverse scratched
but fine, No. 8 of the fourteen specimens listed by Potter. The
coin does not appear to have been clipped and, as the piercing
could not account for a loss of 11 grains, it is suggested by
Lawrence (pp. 7-8, notes) and Potter (pp. 113-16) that this coin,
together with Potter No. 6, was struck in accordance with the
order of 1351, i.e. 120 grains to the noble, from heavy dies.
4 Noble, a similar coin but with large lettering both sides and bow-
sprit passing through forecastle, 125-2 grains (N.1110; S.899).
Extremely fine, No. 13 of the fourteen specimens listed by
Potter: ex FE. C. Carter.
5+ Quarter-noble, obv. EDWAR R ANGL Z FRANC D HyB, shield in tressure
of six arches, rev. floreate cross, E in centre, double line to
tressure, normal lettering with chevron-barred A and double
saltire stops both sides (N.1112; $.901). Traces of crack, very
fine and rare.
67 Quarter-noble, a similar coin from different dies (N.1112; $.901).
Very fine and rare.
7 Quarter-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. a similar die to last (N.1112;
S.901). Some weakness in legends but almost very fine, rare.
8 Quarter-noble, same die as last (N.1112; S.901). Surface cracks, other-
wise very fine, rare.
FOURTH COINAGE (1351-77)
(120 grains to the noble)
Pre-Treaty Period (1351-61)
Series A
(I1.m. Cross pattée; round lettering with Lombardic M and N,
double saltire stops.)
No true gold coins known; nobles and half-nobles only are
known as reverse die mules with Series B (see lots 9-15) and
Series C (see lots 28-30).
Series B/A
9 Noble, obv. ED/WAD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D HYBE, two A’s
barred (not as noted by LAL), no stops, three lis in shield, lis
on ship 1-2-2-2, ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 5-4, rev. IHC TRANSIENS
PER MEDIVM ILLORVM IBAT, AVTEM omitted (normal) as on the
two earlier issues (see lots 2-4 for 1346 issues) and florin, double
saltire stops, lis (by lion’s tail) in 2nd quarter (LAL dies C/3;
N.1139; S.903). Better than very fine, extremely rare.
Lor
10¢ Noble, obv. reads E/DWARD and Hys, four A’s barred and annulet £550.00
stops, three lis in shield, lis on ship 2-2-2-2 (not as noted by
LAL), ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 4-3, rev. similar with E in centre
reversed and lis in 2nd quarter (LAL dies D/4; N.1139; S.903).
A little irregular and reverse with two small spade marks, but
very fine, extremely rare.
11+ Half-noble, oby. E/DWAR D GRA REX ANGL Z FRA D HYB, annulet stops, £46.00
three lis in shield, lis on ship 2-1-2, ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 3-3,
rev. DOMINE NE IN FURORE TVO ARGVAS M (E omitted), double
saltire stops, E in centre reversed, lis (by lion’s tail) in 2nd
quarter and in the 5th spandril (LAL No. 2; N.1140; S.909).
Edge hammered, otherwise fine, rare.
12+ Half-noble, oby. a similar die to last, rev. legend and stops as last £190.00
but reads mg, E in centre upright, lis (by lion’s tail) in 4th
quarter (LAL No. 3; N.1140; S.909). A litle small but very fine,
rare.
13 Half-noble, oby. similar to last but reads Hy and no stops by D, rev. £200.00
similar to last with double saltire at beginning of legend and lis
in 2nd quarter (LAL No. 4 var./No. 6 var.; N.1140; S.909).
Almost very fine, rare.
14+ Half-noble, similar to last but oby. with stops by D and rev. without £85.00
double saltire at beginning of legend (LAL No. 5; N.1140;
S.909). Has been bent and straightened, fine and rare.
15+ Half-noble, obv. reads ED/WaAR and HyB, lis on ship 2-2-1 and quatre- £170.00
foils 3-2, rev. as lot 13 but reads arcvs (LAL No. 6; N.1140;
S.909). Almost very fine, rare.
Series B
(I.m. Cross I, open C and E, Roman M and N.)
Half-nobles are only known as obverse die mules with Series A
(see lots 11-15).
16+ Noble, obv. ED/WARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D HyB, two A’s £210.00
barred and annulet stops, three lis in shield, lis on ship 1-2-2-1
(not as noted by LAL), ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 5-4, rev. THES
AVTEM TRANCIENS PER MEDIV ILLORV IBAT, double annulet stops,
lis in 2nd quarter (LAL dies A/8 var.?; N.1138; $.902). Reverse
a little off-centre, very fine and rare.
17+ Noble. oby. same die as last, rev. similar to last but reads INE and £150.00
IBA, no stop after PER (LAL dies A/9; N.1138; S.902). Edge
crack, otherwise very fine and full, rare.
8
Lor
£130.00 18} Noble, obv. similar to last two coins but four A’s barred in legend,
lis on ship 2-2-2-1 and quatrefoils 4-3, rev. a similar die to lot
16 (LAL dies B/8 var.?; N.1138; §.902). Minor spade marks on
obverse, otherwise very fine but small, rare.
£380.00 19 Noble, oby. same die as lot 9 (a later striking with flaw in ED/WAD
and some rusting), rev. IHC TRANCIENS PER MEDIVM ILLOREM
IBAT AM (AVTEM omitted as on earlier issues, AM added at end
of legend), lis in 2nd quarter (LAL dies C/6; N.1138 var.;
S.902). Very fine and full (a little irregular), an extremely rare
variety.
£135.00 20+ Noble, oby. same die as lots 9 and 19, rev. a similar but different die
to both lots 16 and 18 (LAL dies C/8; N.1138; S.902). Spade
mark on reverse, almost very fine, rare.
£210.00 21+ Noble, oby. same dies as lots 9, 19 and 20, rev. similar to lot 20 but
with single annulet stops (LAL dies C/11*; N.1138; S.902).
Slightly bent and small, very fine and rare.
£190.00 22 Noble, oby. E/DWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D HIB, A’s unbarred,
annulet stops, four lis in shield, lis on ship 2-2-2-1, ropes 3-3,
quatrefoils 4-3, rev. same die as last (LAL dies E/11*; N.1138;
S.902). A little small, very fine and rare.
£38.00 23+ Quarter-noble, obv. EDWAR D G REX ANGL Z FRAE (not as noted by
LAL) D HyB, annulet stops (not by z), shield with pellet below
in tressure of eight arches, rev. EXALTABITVR IN GLORIA A, double
annulet stops (last single), closed E in centre (LAL No. 1/2;
N.1141; $.913). Cracked, fine and rare.
£85.00 24+ Quarter-noble, obv. EDWAR R ANGL Z FRANC D HYBER, annulet stops
(not by z), pellet below shield, rev. similar to last (LAL No. 3;
N.1141; S.913). Very fine but traces of creasing on obverse,
rare.
£18.00 25 Quarter-noble, obv. EDWAR D G REX ANGL Z FRANC, annulet stops,
pellet below shield, rev. EXALTABITVR IN GLORIA AN, single annu-
let stops (last double) (LAL No. 5; N.1141; S.913). Plugged
and has been mounted, otherwise fine, rare.
£160.00 26+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. EXALTABITVR IN GHLORIA,
double annulet stops (at end of legend; reading and stops not as
noted by LAL) (LAL No. 6; N.1141; S.913). Obverse slightly
scraped, almost extremely fine, rare.
Lor
27+ Quarter-noble, obv. similar to last, reads FRAN, rev. EXALTABITVR IN
GLORIA, double annulet stops (LAL No. 7; N.1141; S.913).
Slightly bent, almost very fine.
Series C/A
28+ Half-noble, obv. E/DWAR DEI G REX ANGL Z FRANC D, annulet stops,
four lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1, ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 3-3,
rev. DOMINE NE IN FVRORE TVO ARGVAS ME, double saltire stops,
lis (by lion’s tail) in 2nd quarter and in 8th spandril (LAL No.
1, the reverse die is noted as not found with the earlier (Series
B) obverse; N.1145; S.910). Very fine, reverse with traces of
overstriking, very rare.
29 Half-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. similar to last but omits ME
and lis (by lion’s tail) in Ist quarter only (LAL No. 1/—;
N.1145; S.910). Slightly off-centre, very fine and very rare.
30 Half-noble, oby. similar to last two coins but lis on ship 1-1-2, rev.
same die as lot 28 (LAL No. 2; N.1145; S.910). Slight crack
and reverse double-struck, fine and very rare.
Series B/C
31+ Noble, obv. same die as lot 10, rev. IHC AVTEM TRANCIENS P MEDIVM
ILLORVM IBAT, annulet stops, open E in centre, lis in 2nd quar-
ter (LAL dies D/19; N.1138/1144; S.903/904). Cracked but
fine and very rare.
32 Noble, obv. same die as lot 22, rev. similar to last but reads IHESV
AVTEM TRANCIENS PER MEDIV ILLORV IBAT (LAL dies E/12;
N.1138/1144; S.903/904). Almost very fine (dull), very rare;
ex Lockett (2999).
33+ Noble, obv. same dies as lots 22 and 32, rev. a similar die to lot 31
with closed E in centre (LAL dies E/26 var.; N.1138/1144;
S.903/904). Obverse off-centre, very fine and very rare.
34. Noble, ody. similar to last but lis on ship 1-2-2-1 and quatrefoils 4
and 5, rev. similar to last but reads 1pa (LAL dies F/24;
N.1138/1144; $.903/904). Very fine and round, very rare.
£58.00
£200.00
£190.00
£70.00
£110.00
£190.00
£280.00
£340.00
£70.00
£420.00
£62.00
£82.00
£90.00
£190.00
£220.00
£180.00
£160.00
£220.00
10
Series C
(I.m. Cross 1; closed C and E, Lombardic M, Roman N,
wedge-tailed R.)
Half-nobles only known as obverse die mules with Series A (see
lots 28-30) and Series E (see lot 48); quarter-nobles only known
as reverse die mules with Series B.
Lor
35+ Noble, obv. E/DWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D HyB, annulet stops
(one misplaced in FR ANC), four lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1-1,
ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 4-5, rev. a similar die to lot 31 (LAL dies
G/20; N.1144; $.904). Cracked, about fine.
36+ Noble. ody. similar to last but annulet not misplaced and quatrefoils
4-4, rey. a similar die to lot 32 (LAL dies H/13; N.1144; S.904).
Almost mint state, rare thus.
37+ Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. same die as lot 31 (LAL dies H/19;
N.1144; S.904). Almost very fine but plugged (5 o'clock).
38+ Noble, obv. similar to lots 36 and 37, YB ligulate and quatrefoils 5-5,
rey. a similar die to lot 36, reads InES (LAL dies I/16; N.1144;
S.904). Edge crack and scraped both sides, but fine and full.
39 Noble, oby. similar to last, YB not ligulate and lis on ship 1-2-2-1
(not as noted by LAL), rev. a similar die to lot 35 (LAL dies
K/23; N.1144; S.904). Almost very fine.
40+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 33 but reads IBaT (A
unbarred), the crown punch is broken (LAL dies K/29; N.1144;
8.904). Very fine.
41 Noble, oby. similar to lot 36 but reads Hy and lis on ship 1-2-2-1, two
outer ropes to prow long (noted in error to die P by LAL, see
Pl, AVI/15), rey. a simular die to lot 33 GLA dies, M/26;
N.1144; S$.904). A little small, extremely fine and toned.
42+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar to last, reads MEDIVM ILLORV
IBAT (LAL dies M/27**; N.1144; S.904). Very fine.
43+ Noble, oby. similar to lot 36 but three lis in shield and lis on ship
2-2-2-2 (not as noted by LAL), stern ropes showing above
crown, rev. same die as lot 34 (LAL dies N/24; N.1144; $.904).
Very fine, a little small.
44+ Noble. obv. similar to last but reads ED/WaRD and quatrefoils 5-4,
rev. same die as lot 42 (LAL dies O/27**; N.1144; §.904).
Very fine.
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Series C/D
See note under Series D heading.
Lot
45 Noble, obv. same die as lot 43, rev. IHC AVTEM TRANCIENS P MEDIVM
ILLORCM IBAT, annulet stops, small E in centre, lis in 2nd
quarter (LAL N/—; N.1151; S.905). Odverse slightly double-
struck at lower edge but very fine, reverse extremely fine, ex-
cessively rare.
46+ Noble, same dies as last (LAL N/—; N.1151; S.905). Reverse weak
in 4th quarter but very fine, excessively rare.
Series D
(1.m. Cross 1 from damaged punch; closed C and E, Lombardic
M, Roman WN and curly-tailed R.)
No true gold coins known: nobles only are known as reverse
die mules with Series C (see lots 45-46).
Series B/E
47+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as lot 25, rev. EXALTABITVR IN GHLORIA,
annulet stop only after IN (LAL No. 11 var.; N.1141/1162;
S.915). Almost extremely fine, extremely rare.
Series C/E
48 Noble, obv. same die as lots 39 and 40, rev. IHE AVICM TRANCIENS P
MEDIVM ILLORVM 1IBaT, fork-tailed R, annulet stops, small E
in centre, lis in 3rd quarter (LAL dies K/35 var.; N.1144/1160;
S.904/906). Very fine and rare.
49+ Noble, obv. same die as lots 41 and 42, rev. IHC AVTEM TRANCICNS P
MEDIV ILLORVM IBAT, V of ILLORVM cut over C (or E) and
curly-tailed R of Series D, annulet stops (omitted after mEDIV),
small E in centre prone (not noted by LAL), lis in 2nd quarter
(LAL dies M/33; N.1144/1160; S.904/906). Very fine and
rare.
50+ Noble, obv. same dies as lot 43, 45 and 46, rev. IHC AVTEM TRANCIENS
P MEDIVM ILLORVM IBAT, fork-tailed R, annulet stops (after
IBAT), small E in centre, lis in 2nd quarter (LAL dies N/34;
N.1144/1160; S.904/906). Small, obverse very fine, reverse ex-
tremely fine, very rare.
£1,150.00
£1,400.00
£360.00
£250.00
£190.00
£270.00
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Lor
£140.00 Slt Noble, oby. same die as lot 44, rev. similar to last but with curly-
tailed R of Series D, no annulet after 1pAT and lis in 1st quarter
(LAL dies O/32; N.1144/1160; S.904/906). Very fine but
creased (traces of crack), rare.
£280.00 52+ Noble, oby. same die as lots 44 and 51, rev. same die as lot 49 (LAL
dies O/33; N.1144/1160; S.904/906). Very fine and rare.
£230.00 53} Half-noble, oby. same die as lot 30, rev. DOMINE NC IN RVRORE TVO
AROVAS ME, Lombardic N and fork-tailed R, double saltire
stops (omitted after DOMINE), small E in centre, lis in 2nd
quarter (LAT, Pl. XVI, 25, this com: N.11452 S:910/911).
Obverse off-centre, fine and reverse very fine, only one other
specimen of this mule known (B.M.).
Series E
(I.m. Cross 2; flat-topped C and E, later broken at bottom,
R_ with curly tail (Series D), horizontal tail or forked tail
(normal).
Quarter-nobles are only known as reverse die mules with
Series B (see lot 47) or Series G (see lots 81-84).
£125.00 54+ Noble, obv. E/DWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D HIB, horizontal
wedge-tailed R, annulet stops (before king’s name), four lis in
shield, lis on ship 2-2-2-2?, ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 4-5, rev. IHC
AVTEM TRANCIENS P MEDIVM ILLORVM IBAT, fork-tailed R,
annulet stops (after IBAT), small E in centre, lis in Ist quarter
(LAL dies Q/38*; N.1160; S.906). Creased, almost very fine.
£155.00 55+ Noble, obv. legend similar to last with fork-tailed R, no annulet before
king’s name, three lis in shield, lis on ship 2-2-2-1, ropes 3-3,
quatrefoils 3-4, rev. legend similar to last (no annulet at end),
lis in 3rd quarter (LAL dies T/43; N.1160; S.906). Slightly
scraped, better than very fine.
£240.00 56 Noble, obv. similar to last but reads Hy—B and lis on ship 1-1-1-1,
no bowsprit, rev. similar to last but no stop after mc and lis
in 4th quarter (LAL dies T*/65; N.1160; S.906). Slight weak-
ness on reverse, almost extremely fine, toned.
£125.00 57+ Noble, obv. similar to last but reads Hip, lis on ship 2-2-2-2, quatre-
foils 3-4 and with bowsprit, rev. similar to lot 55 but lis in 2nd
quarter (LAL dies U var./45; N.1160; $.906). Very fine.
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Lor
58 Noble, obv. similar to last but reads HI and stops between REX ANGL Z
FRANC omitted, lis on ship 1-2-2-2 and quatrefoils 3-4, rev.
similar to lot 55 (LAL dies V/47; N.1160; S.906). Almost very
fine but has been gilded and possibly mounted.
59+ Noble, ody. similar to lot 56 with annulet before king’s name, lis on
ship 1-2-2-1 and quatrefoils 4-4, rev. similar to last with annulet
after 1BAT (LAL dies W/50; N.1160; 8.906). Almost extremely
fine, a trifle small.
60 Noble, ody. similar to last, lis on ship 1-2-2-0 and quatrefoils 3-3,
rey. a Similar die to last (LAL dies X/50 var.; N.1160; 5.906).
King’s face weak and slightly bent, almost extremely fine and a
full coin.
61+ Noble, similar to last but obv. with pellet before B (LAL dies Y/54;
N.1160; S.906). Very fine.
62+ Noble, obv. similar to lot 59 but reads E/DwAb, A of FRANC cut over
E and annulet after D (neither detail noted by LAL), rev.
similar to lot 57 (LAL dies Z/55 var.; N.1160; S.906). Slightly
off-centre, better than very fine.
63+ Noble, oby. similar to lot 60, lis on ship 1-2-2-1, rev. similar to last,
reads IHE and omits stop before 1nar (LAL dies AA/53;
N.1160; S.906). Creased but very fine.
64+ Noble, obv. similar to last, quatrefoils 4-4, rev. similar to lot 62, the
O punch is broken (LAL dies AA*/53**; N.1160; S.906).
Legends weak in parts, very fine.
65+ Noble, obv. similar to lot 59, quatrefoils 3-3, rev. similar to lot 57,
C’s for E’s and R of TRANCICNS cut over C (not noted by LAL),
saltire stops (LAL dies AB/57; N.1160; S.906). Pierced (12
o'clock) and reverse double-struck, otherwise very fine.
667 Noble, obv. similar to last but reads HyB (not as noted in LAL),
saltire stops with one before king’s name and three at end of
legend, ropes 3-1, quatrefoils 3-4, rev. C for E in TRANCIENS,
annulet stops and lis in 2nd quarter (LAL dies AB*/47*;
N.1160; S.906). Almost in two pieces, otherwise very fine.
67+ Noble, obv. reads Hy—B, Saltire stops with one before king’s name
and double by DEI GRa, lis on ship 0-2-2-0, ropes 3-3, quatre-
foils 3-4, rey. similar to lot 60, V of ILLORVM overlaps R (LAL
dies AC/50 var.; N.1160; S.906). Bent and a little small, almost
very fine.
£72.00
£220.00
£150.00
£135.00
£185.00
£135.00
£160.00
£42.00
£26.00
£92.00
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LoT
£130.00 68+ Noble, reads C/DvaARD DCI, saltire stops, lis on ship 1-2-2-1 (not as
noted by LAL), ropes 3-2, quatrefoils 3-4, rev. similar to lot
57, C and E broken at bottom (LAL dies AD/60; N.1160;
S.906). Slightly double-struck and off-centre, almost very fine.
£270.00 69 Noble, ody. similar to last with normal reading and lis on ship
1-2-2-0?, rev. similar to last with annulet after 1nar (LAL dies
AD var./68; N.1160; 8.906). Full and round, almost extremely
fine; ex Bredgar Hoard.
£240.00 707 Noble, oby. similar to last, lis on ship 1-2-1-1, ropes 3-0, quatrefoils
4-4, rev. same die as lot 68 (LAL dies AF/60; N.1160; $.906).
Traces of overstriking at top, otherwise extremely fine.
£72.00 717 Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. a similar die to last (LAL dies
AF/61; N.1160; S.906). Small, fine.
£155.00 72+ Noble, ody. saltire stops (not before E/DwaARD, double before DHyB),
lis on ship 0-2-2-0, ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 3-4, rev. similar to lot
70 with V of AVTEM overcut (LAL dies AG/64; N.1160; 8.609).
Very fine.
£145.00 73+ Noble, oby. similar to last, C and E broken at bottom, single saltire
before DHy—B, ropes 3-0, rev. similar to lot 70 but with saltire
stops (LAL dies AH/66; N.1160; S.906). Very fine.
£155.00 74+ Noble, obv. similar to last, reads DH—yB, C and E broken at bottom,
saltire before king’s name, lis on ship 0-2-2?-0?, ropes 3-0,
quatrefoils 4-4, without hinges to ship’s rudder (cf. die AI),
rev. similar to lot 69 but reads In and V of AVTEM altered to M
(LAL dies —/70 var.; N.1160; S.906). Odverse partly double-
struck, very fine and full.
£42.00 75+ Noble, obv. similar to lot 73, EDWARD not broken by forecastle, C and
E broken at bottom (not top as noted in LAL), no saltire after
FRANC, ropes 3-2, quatrefoils 3-3, rev. a similar die to lot 73
(LAL dies AJ*/66*; N.1160; S.906). Pierced (10 o'clock),
otherwise very fine.
£780.00 716 Half-noble, obv. E/DWAR DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D, C and E
broken at bottom, saltire stops (misplaced before X of REx and
omitted before FRANC), three lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1, ropes
3-1, quatrefoils 3-3, no bowsprit, rev. a similar die to lot 53,
second A of AROVAS cut over S so as to appear barred (LAL
No. 1/—:; N.1161; S.911). Small edge split (3 o'clock), other-
wise very fine, only one other specimen known (B.M.); ex
W.J. W. Potter.
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Series E/F
Lor
77+ Noble, obv. similar to lot 73, saltire by first (not noted by LAL) and
last letters of legend, lis on ship 0-1-1-0, ropes 3-1, quatrefoils
4-4 and with bowsprit, rev. normal Jegend with annulet stops
(after IBAT), large E in centre and lis in 2nd quarter (LAL dies
AJ /73; N.1160/1173; S.906/907). Very fine but cracked, ex-
tremely rare.
Series F
(I1.m. Crown; C and E broken at top)
Nobles only are known.
78+ Noble, obv. similar to last but no broken letters nor saltire in Hy —B,
lis on ship 0-2-2-0, ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 3-4, no bowsprit, rev.
similar to last but reads tLoRVM, no stop after (LAL dies
AK/74; N.1173; S.907). Scratch at top of reverse but very fine,
very rare.
79+ Noble, obv. legend and stops similar to lot 77, C, E and D broken at
top, lis on ship 0-2-2-0, ropes 3-2, quatrefoils 3-3 and with bow-
sprit, rev. also similar to lot 77 without annulet after IBAT
(LAL dies AO/72; N.1173; S.907). Edge hammered and small
piece broken away at top, otherwise very fine with rough sur-
face, very rare.
Series B/G
80+ Quarter-noble, oby. same die as lots 25, 26 and 47, a later striking
from a very worn die, rev. EXALTABITVR IN GAHLORIA, Saltire
stops, pellet in centre, annulet by lion’s head in 2nd quarter
(eA BiGda No, 4 (pr 27)/ 1 (po. 271). NATAL 190 var;
S.913/916). Fine, excessively rare.
Series G/E
81+ Quarter-noble, oby. EDWAR R ANGL Z FRANC D Hy, annulet stops, four
lis in shield, rey. EXALTABITVR IN GHLORIA, annulet stops (after
GHLORIA), pellet in centre (LAL Ga/E, No. 1; N.1162; S.916/
915). Almost very fine, very rare.
82 Quarter-noble, same dies as last (LAL Ga/E, No. 1; N.1162;
S.916/915). Fine, very rare; ex Bredgar Hoard.
837 Quarter-noble, obv. same die as last two lots, rev. similar to last but
reads GAHLORIA, not followed by annulet (LAL Ga/E, No. 2;
N.1162; S.916/915). Small edge crack, obverse fine, reverse
very fine, very rare.
£360.00
£420.00
£190.00
£210.00
£55.00
£65.00
£68.00
£42.00
£450.00
£680.00
£340.00
£230.00
£165.00
£170.00
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Lot
84+ Quarter-noble, same dies as last (LAL Ga/E, No. 2; N.1162; S.916/
915). Small, fine and very rare.
Series E/G
85+ Noble, obv. same die as lot 77, a later striking showing traces of rust
and a flaw by king’s chin, rev. normal legend, C and E damaged
(rather than broken) at top, saltire stops, small E in centre, lis
in 2nd quarter (LAL E/Gb or c, dies AJ /88 (=13); N.1160/
1180; $.9906/908). Extremely fine and excessively rare.
Series G/F
86+ Noble, obv. E/DWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DHY-—B, annulet
stops (before EDWARD but omitted after REX), five lis in shield,
lis on ship 0-2-2-0, ropes 3-1, quatrefoils 3-4 and with bowsprit,
rey. a similar die to lot 79 (LAL Ga/F, dies AR/80; N.1179/
1173; S.908/907). Extremely fine and extremely rare.
Series F/G
877 Noble, oby. similar to lot 79, two saltires in DH—yB, ropes 3-1,
quatrefoils 3-4, rev. normal legend, C and E cut at back,
annulet stops (omitted after MEDIVM), small E in centre (LAL
F/Gb or c, dies AP/85; N.1173/1180; S.907/908). Very fine
and full, very rare.
88+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rey. similar to last, annulet after MEDIVM
and 1BAT (LAL F/Gb or c, dies AP/86; N.1173/1180; S.907/
908). A little irregular, otherwise very fine and very rare.
89; Noble, obv. similar to last, reads FRAANC DHY —B and ropes 3-3, rev.
legend irregular, reads 1Hk, double saltire stops (not after P),
large E in centre, unusually small lis in 2nd quarter (LAL
F/Gg, dies AQ/94; N.1173/1180; S.907/908). Struck from
worn dies and with traces of crack, almost very fine, very rare.
Series G
(Im. Cross 3; E cut across top of back, broken at bottom, with
extra long middle bar (late) and open (Gh).)
90+ Noble, obv. similar to lot 86, ED of EDWARD retrograde and trans-
posed, C for E in REx, small annulet stops (after REX), lis on
ship 0-1-1-0, ropes 2-1, quatrefoils 3-3, rev. normal legend, C
and E cut at back, no stops, small E in centre (LAL Ga/
Gborc, dies AS/11; N.1179/1180; S.908). A trifle small,
almost extremely fine.
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Lor
91+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar with saltire stops (none by
ILLORVM) (LAL Ga/Gborc, dies AS/12; N.1179/1180; S.908).
Obverse slightly double-struck, very fine and full.
92+ Noble, same die as last two lots, rev. similar, N’s reversely barred,
C and E noted by LAL as broken and N and E apparently
mended, large pellet to right of top lis (LAL Ga/Gd, dies
AS/21; N.1179/1181; S.908). Very fine.
93+ Noble, obv. similar to lot 86, C for E in EDWARD, REX omitted and
reads D HY B £, rev. normal legend, large annulet stops, large E
in centre (LAL Ga, dies AU/3; N.1179; S.908). Odverse
slightly off-centre, otherwise very fine.
947+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. normal legend, small annulet stops
and small E in centre (LAL Ga/Gborc, dies AU/7; N.1179/
1180; S.908). Obverse legend weak, otherwise very fine.
95+ Noble, obv. similar to lot 86, annulet after REx and before B, four lis
in shield, quatrefoils 3-3, no bowsprit, rev. same die as lot 85
(LAL Ga/Gborc, dies AV/13 (= mule 88); N.1179/1180;
S.908). Better than very fine and full.
96+ Noble. oby. similar to last, five lis on shield, quatrefoils 3-4 and with
bowsprit, rev. normal legend, C and E cut at back, saltire stops,
small E in centre (LAL Ga/Gborc, dies AW/15; N.1179/
1180; S.908). Very fine.
97+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. normal legend, C and E broken at
bottom, saltire stops (double after TRANCIENS), small E in centre,
annulet to right of top lis (LAL Ga/Gd, dies AW/24 var.;
N.1179/1181; S.908). Very fine.
98+ Noble, obv. same die as last two lots, rev. a similar die to last (LAL
Ga/Gd, dies AW/26; N.1179/1181; S.908). Very fine.
99+ Noble, oby. same die, in worn state, as last three lots, rev. similar to
last, reads THE, C and E long (unbroken), annulet (broken at
bottom) either side of top lis (LAL Ga/Gf, dies AW/32;
N.1179/1182; S.908). Very fine.
100+ Noble, obv. normal legend, HyB unbroken, small annulet stops, five
lis in shield, lis on ship 0-1-1-0, ropes 2-3, quatrefoils 3-3 and
with bowsprit, rev. similar to last, annulets by top lis unbroken
(LAL Gborc/Gf, dies AY /34; N.1180/1182; S.908). Slightly
scraped both sides, almost very fine.
£145.00
£150.00
£280.00
£150.00
£220.00
£150.00
£160.00
£150.00
£150.00
£90.00
£135.00
£135.00
£95.00
£130.00
£140.00
£180.00
£110.00
£220.00
£280.00
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Bor
1017 Noble, ody. similar to last, reads poy —B, C and E cut at back, saltire
stops (before EDWARD), ropes 3-1, without bowsprit, rev. reads
AVEM (not noted by LAL), C and E cut at back, saltire stops,
annulet to right of top lis which has been added to an old Ge
die, cf. lot 96 (LAL Gborc/Gd, dies BA/20; N.1180/1181;
S.908). Small, obverse slightly double-struck, almost very fine.
102+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 97 (LAL Gborc/
Gd, dies BA/27; N.1180/1181; S.908). Almost very fine.
103 Noble. oby. same die as last two lots, rev. similar to lot 100, reads
iwc (LAL Gborc/Gf, dies BA/44; N.1180/1182; S.908).
Dented and scraped, almost very fine.
1047 Noble, oby. similar to last, reads ANGLI and DHypR, lis on ship 0-2-2-0,
ropes 3-2 (not as noted by LAL), rev. a similar die to lot 97
(LAL Gborc/Gd, dies BB/24; N.1180/1181; S.908). A little
small, very fine.
105+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 97, long C and E,
thin and unbroken (LAL Gb or c/Gd, dies BB/31 var.; N.1180/
1181; S.908). A little small, very fine.
106+ Noble, oby. same die as last two lots, rev. a similar die to lot 100
(LAL Gborc/Gf, dies BB/35; N.1180/1182; S.908). Very fine
and full.
107 Noble, obv. similar to lot 101, four lis in shield, lis on ship 1-2-1 (not
as noted by LAL, for there are only two lions) and with bow-
sprit, rev. reads AVTCM, no broken letters, saltire stops (omitted
after ILLORVM), small E in centre (LAL Gborc, dies BC/17;
N.1180; 8.908). Polished with traces of removal of mount on
edge, but very fine.
108+ Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. E only broken at bottom and N’s
reversely barred, saltire stops and annulet to right of top lis
(LAL Gborc/Gd, dies BC/22; N.1180/1181; S.908). Better
than very fine, full.
109+ Noble, oby. reads D-B (Hy omitted), C and E cut at back, saltire
stops (before EDWARD but not after FRANC), three lis in shield,
lis on ship 0-1-1-0, ropes 2-1, quatrefoils 3-3, no bowsprit, rev.
same die as last (LAL Gborc/Gd, dies BD/22; N.1180/1181;
S.908). Almost extremely fine.
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Lor
110+ Noble, ody. similar to last, reads Duy—B, without saltire before or
after EDWARD, lis on ship 0-2-2-0, ropes 3-1 and with bowsprit,
rev. a Similar die to lot 100 (LAL Gborc/Gf, dies BE/37;
N.1180/1182; S.908). Erased in centre both sides, otherwise
almost very fine.
1117 Noble, oby. reads DHy—B, C and E broken at bottom, annulet stops,
three lis in shield, lis on ship 2-2-2-2, ropes 3-3 (one outside
inner circle), quatrefoils 4-4, no bowsprit, rev. a similar die to
lot 97 (LAL Gd, dies BF**/24 var.?; N.1181; S.908). Gilded,
better than fine.
112+ Noble, oby. reads DHy—B, C and E broken at bottom, saltire stops
(before EDWARD), three lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1-1, ropes
3-1, quatrefoils 4-4 and with bowsprit, rev. same die as lots
108 and 109 (LAL Gd, dies BG/22; N.1181; S.908). Very fine.
113+ Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 97 (LAL Gd,
dies BG/30; N.1181; S.908). Reverse scraped, almost very fine.
114+ Noble, obv. same die as last two lots, rev. a similar die to lot 100
(LAL Gd/Gf, dies BG/38; N.1181/1182; S.908). Almost very
fine but obverse weak.
115+ Noble, obv. same die as last three lots, rev. similar to last, V of
MEDIVM cut over M (LAL Gd/Gf, dies BG/39*; N.1181/1182;
S.908). Very fine.
1167 Noble, obv. a similar die to lot 111, annulet between FRANC DHy cut
over D and ropes 3-3 (not as noted in LAL), rev. a similar die
to lot 97 (LAL Gd, dies BG*/24*; N.1181; S.908). Obverse
legend partly double-struck, otherwise very fine.
117+ Noble, oby. reads DHy-—B, letters unbroken, saltire stops (before
EDWARD), five lis in shield (four lis in 4th quarter), lis on ship
1-1-1-1, ropes 3-1, quatrefoils 4-4 and with bowsprit, rev. similar
to lot 100, late E, AVTEM cut over TRANCIENS as though origin-
ally omitted, annulets by top lis damaged (LAL Gf, dies BI/45;
N.1182; S.908). Edge hammered and with small split, almost
very fine (dull).
118+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. IHE AVTEM TRANCIENS P MEDIVM
ILLORVM yBAT (D of MEDIVM originally omitted, I1VM ILLORV
overcut), late E, saltire stops (double after TRANCIENS), large E
in centre, pellet either side of top lis (LAL Gf/Gg, dies BI/52;
N.1182/1183; S.908). Sziall, fine.
£65.00
£62.00
£180.00
£90.00
£115.00
£160.00
£115.00
£62.00
eh U0)
£125.00
£68.00
£140.00
£140.00
£125.00
£170.00
£160.00
£210.00
£125.00
£72.00
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Lor
119+ Noble, obv. similar to last, reads FRANE DHY—B, X broken, ropes 3-2
and quatrefoils 4-3, rev. a similar die to lot 100 (LAL Gf, dies
BJ /41; N.1182; S.908). Almost very fine.
1207 Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. normal legend irregularly cut, double
saltire after TRANCIENS widely spaced, pellets by top lis omitted
(LAL Gf/Gg, dies BJ/61; N.1182/1183; S.908). Obverse
double-struck, fine and full.
121+ Noble, odv. similar to lot 117 with four lis in shield (three lis in 4th
quarter) and quatrefoils 3-3, rev. similar to lot 118 without over-
cutting, E in centre high in panel and leaning forward (LAL
Gf/Gg, dies BM/47; N.1182/1183; S.908). Very fine.
122+ Noble, obv. similar to last, five lis in shield, ropes 3-2 and quatrefoils
4-3, rev, a similar die to lot 100, annulet to right of lis double-
cut (LAL Gf, dies BO/32**; N.1182; S:908). Very ime.
123+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 118 without over-
cutting (LAL Gf/Gg, dies BO/50; N.1182/1183; S.908). A
trifle small, very fine.
124 Noble, obv. same die as last two lots, rev. a similar die to last (LAL
Gf/Gg, dies BO/51; N.1182/1183; S.908). Very fine; believed
to have been found at Norwich.
125+ Noble, obv. normal legend, late E in EDwaRD and open E in DEt and
REX, Saltire stops (single before and double after E of EDWARD),
five lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1-1, ropes 3-1, quatrefoils 4-4
and with bowsprit, rev. reads IBAT, faults in AVTEM and
ILLORVM, E in centre reversed, pellets by top lis almost rectangu-
lar (LAL Gh/Gg, dies BP/56; cf. N.1183; S.908). Almost very
fine; the only obverse die given as Gh by Potter.
126 Noble, odv. similar to last, with open E in pet and REx but without
stops by E of EDWARD, lis on ship 1-1-1-0?, quatrefoils 4-5, rev.
reads IBAT, pellet either side of top lis, large E in centre (LAL
Gh/Gg, dies —/59 var.; cf. N.1183; $.908). Very fine.
127+ Noble, obv. a similar die to last with closed E, rev. a similar die to
lot 123 (LAL Gg, dies BQ/48*; N.1183; S.908). A little small,
almost very fine.
128+ Noble, odv. similar to lot 122 with ropes 3-2 (not as noted by LAL)
and quatrefoils 4-4, rev. same die as lot 117 (LAL Gg/Gf, dies
BR/45; N.1183/1182; S.908). Bent and small, fine.
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Lot
129+ Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 123 (LAL Gg,
dies BR/48; N.1183; $.908). Very fine.
130+ Noble, oby. similar to lot 128, reads EpwAD and Hv-—B, ropes 3-1,
rev. similar to lot 123 but one pellet only to right of lis at top,
pellet either side of bottom lis (LAL Gg, dies BS/53; N.1183;
8.908). Very fine.
131+ Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 126 (LAL Gg,
dies BS/59). A little weak at edges, almost very fine.
132+ Noble, obv. same die as last two lots, rev. reads IBAT, saltire at begin-
ning and end of legend, no pellets by top lis and without lis in
2nd quarter (LAL Gg, dies BS/62; N.1183; S.908). Weak and
double-struck, fine.
133+ Noble, oby. similar to lot 130, reads D—B (Hy omitted) and quatrefoils
5-4, rev. similar to lot 126 but without pellets by top lis (LAL
Gg, dies BT /63; N.1183; S.908). Better than very fine.
134} Half-noble, obv. E/DWAR DEI G REX ANGL Z FRANC D, annulet stops,
five lis in shield (not as noted by LAL), lis on ship 0-1-1-0
(three lions), ropes 3-2, quatrefoils 3-3, without bowsprit, rev.
DOMINE NE IN RVRORE TVO AROVAS ME, round N’s, annulet stops
(not after DOMINE but after Mg), E in centre, lis in 2nd quarter
(LAL Ga orb, No. 1; N.1184; S.912). Very fine.
135+ Half-noble, obv. reads FRANC (D omitted), C and E cut at back,
saltire stops, three lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1, ropes 2-0,
without bowsprit, rev. same die as last (LAL Gc/Gaorb,
No. —/1; N.—; 8.912). Fine.
136+ Half-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. legend as last two coins, C and
E cut at back, saltire stops (omitted after DOMINE and by Tvo),
pellet in centre and without lis in 2nd quarter (LAL Ga or b/Gc,
No. —/5; N.1185; $.912). A little small and cracked but fine.
137+ Half-noble, obv. same die as lot 134, rev. DOMINE NE IN FVRORE TVO
ARGVAS ME, Roman N’s reversely barred, saltire stops (omitted
after DOMINE, double after FVRORE), E in centre, lis in 2nd
quarter, pellet either side of top lis (LAL Gaorb/Gf, No. 6;
N.1184/1186; S.912). Very fine.
138+ Half-noble, obv. E/DWAR DEI G REX ANGL Z FRANC D, Saltire stops,
four lis in shield, lis on ship 0-1-1-0, ropes 3-3 (not as noted by
LAL), rev. similar to last with the double saltire after Tvo
(LAL Gf, No. 8; N.1186; $.912). Small, fair only.
£160.00
£130.00
£135.00
£70.00
£230.00
£105.00
£60.00
£50.00
£175.00
£24.00
£80.00
£40.00
£44.00
£170.00
£220.00
£62.00
£52.00
£52.00
£42.00
£50.00
£36.00
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Lor
1397 Half-noble, obv. same die as lots 135 and 136, rev. similar to last,
F in centre reversed (LAL Gf, No. —/9; N.1186; S.912).
Smoothed, almost very fine.
140+ Half-noble, oby. similar legend, five lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1-0,
ropes 4-1, rev. similar to lot 138 with no double saltire, pellets
by lis large (LAL Gf, No. 10; N.1186; S.912). Small, fine.
141} Half-noble, obv. similar legend with open E’s, four lis in shield, lis on
ship 1-1-1-1, ropes 3-1, rev. similar to last, no lis in quarter
(LAL Gh/Gg, No. 13; N.1187; S.912). Small, fine.
142 Half-noble, obv. similar to last, ropes 3-2?, rev. similar to last, pellets
by lis elongated (LAL Gh/Gg, No. 14; N.1187; 8.912). Very
fine.
143 Half-noble, obv. same die as lot 141, rev. similar to last with open
E’s and double saltire after aRGvVAS (LAL Gh, No. 16; N.1188;
8.912). Almost extremely fine; ex Bredgar Hoard.
144+ Half-noble, same dies as last (LAL Gh, No. 16; N.1188; S.912).
Ragged at top edge, otherwise very fine.
145+ Half-noble, oby. same die as lots 141, 143 and 144, rev. a similar die
to last (LAL Gh, No. 17; N.1188; S.912). Scraped both sides
and small, fine.
146; Half-noble, obv. same dies as lots 141 and 143-145, rev. another
similar die (LAL Gh, No. 18; N.1188; S.912). Edge hammered
but almost very fine.
147+ Half-noble, similar to last with ropes 34-1 on obyv. and the two
pellets by crown in 2nd quarter of rev. (LAL Gh, No. 19;
N.1188; $.912). Very small with traces of removal of mount on
edge, otherwise fine, a rare variety.
148+ Quarter-noble, oby. same die as lot 81, rev. EXALTABITVR IN GAHLORI,
saltire stops, pellet (or small E?) in centre, annulet to right of
top lis (LAL Ga/Gd, No. 1; N.1189 (=N.1190); $.916). Almost
very fine, rare.
149+ Quarter-noble, oby. similar to last, saltire stops (double before ANGL),
three lis in shield, rev. EXALTABITVR IN GLORIA, Saltire stops,
small E in centre, pellet either side of top lis (LAL Gf, No. 2,
the same rev. die as the B/Gf mule (B.M., LAL p. 270); N.1191;
S.916). Inner circle crack, almost very fine.
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150} Quarter-noble, obv. similar to last without stops by D, rev. a similar
die to last (LAL Gf, No. 3; N.1191; S.916). Cracked, almost
very fine.
1517 Quarter-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. another similar die (LAL
Gf, No. 3 var.; N.1191: $.916). Fine.
152+ Quarter-noble, from similar but different dies to lot 149 (LAL Gf,
No. 4*; N.1191; S$.916). Very fine.
153+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. same die as lot 151 (LAL
Gf, No. 4 var.t; N.1191; $.916). Almost very fine.
154+ Quarter-noble, same dies as last (LAL Gf, No. 4 var.1; N.1191;
8.916). Cracked, fine.
155+ Quarter-noble, oby. same die as last three lots, rev. same die as lot
150 (LAL Gf, No. 4/3; N.1191; S.916). Reverse scraped but
fine.
1567 Quarter-noble, same dies as last (LAL Gf, No. 4 var.?; N.1191; S.916).
In three pieces.
157+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as lot 149, rev. same die as lot 152
(LAL Gf, No. 5; N.1191; S.916). Pierced in striking, fine and
full.
158+ Quarter-noble, oby. same die as lots 152-156, rev. EXATABITVR IN
GLORIA (L omitted, not as noted by LAL), saltire stops, large
E in centre, no pellets by top lis (LAL Gf/Gg. No. 8; N.1192;
S.916). Almost very fine.
159 Quarter-noble, oby. same die as lots 149 and 157, rev. similar to last
but reads EXALTABITVR (LAL Gf/Gg, No. 9 var.; N.1192;
S.916). Creased, fine.
£32.00
£36.00
£82.00
£64.00
£20.00
£36.00
£8.00
£36.00
£62.00
£28.00
£450.00
£450.00
£440.00
£210.00
£270.00
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Treaty Period (1361-69)
Transitional Series (1361)
(I.m. Cross Potent; abnormal size I, H, P. F or N; obverse with
French title omitted and replaced on nobles and (rarely) half-
nobles by Aquitaine title, reverse with annulets or (later) pellets
at corners of central compartment with the exception of early
i quarter-nobles (die Nos. 1-3) ).
OT
160 Noble, obv. same die (Gf, very worn) as lots 119 and 120, rev. 1HC
AVTE TRANSIEVS P MEDIVM ILLORR IBAT, Saltire stops (double
after TRANSIEVS and MEDIvM), large E in centre, lis in 2nd
quarter cuts crown, annulets at corners of central compartment
(LAL dies BJ/4; N.1182/1222; S.908/917). Obverse double-
struck, otherwise very fine, extremely rare; with the exception
of the next lot, only two other specimens of this mule known
(B.M.).
161+ Noble, obv. same die (Gf) as last, rev. similar to last but reads AVTEM
TRANCEINS, large H, I and P, saltire stops, lis in 2nd quarter cuts
lower band of crown (LAL dies BJ/9; N.1182/1222; S.908/
917). A little small and irregular, very fine and extremely rare;
with the exception of the previous lot, only two other specimens
of this mule known (B.M.).
162 Noble, obv. E/DWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL DNS HIB Z A, Saltire stops
(double after DEI, REX and Z, the last not noted by LAL), five
lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1-1, ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 4-3 and
with bowsprit, rev. IHE AVTEM PER MEDIVM ILLORVM IBAT
(TRANSIENS omitted), double saltire stops (after IBAT, single after
IHE), large E in centre, annulets at corners of central compart-
ment (LAL dies Cc/1; N.1222; 8.917). Almost extremely fine,
rare.
163+ Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 151, reads AVTEM,
double saltire after (LAL dies Cc/5; N.1222; $.917). A little
small, very fine and rare.
164+ Noble, oby. similar to last, reads E/DWARDVS DEI GRA RCX ANGLIE Z
AQVTA D £, four lis in shield and lis on ship 1-2-2-1, rev. same
die as last (LAL dies Cd/5; N.1222; 8.917). Obverse slightly
double-struck and reverse a little off-centre, otherwise very fine,
rare.
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165+ Noble, obv. similar to last, reads E/DWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL DNS
HIBN Z AC—Q, large H and I, saltire before EDWARD, five lis in
shield (not as noted by LAL), ,rev. INC AVTEM TRANCIENS P
MEDIVM ILLORR IBAT, large H, I and P, saltire stops (double
after AVTEM), large E in centre, lis in 2nd quarter, pellets at
corners of central compartment (LAL dies Ce/14; N.1222;
S.917). Very fine and rare.
1667 Noble, oby. similar to last, reads HIB Z ACQ, large H, I and N, stops
differ, rev. a similar die to last without double saltire after
AVTEM (LAL Cf/12; N.1222; S.917). Obverse slightly off-
centre, almost very fine, rare.
167+ Noble, obv. a similar die to last, stops differ, rev. similar to last, stops
differ and lions in angles are small (LAL Cg/15; N.1222; S.917).
Very fine and rare.
168+ Noble, obv. a similar die to last, last stop differs, rev. a similar die to
lot 152, abbreviation mark after P (LAL dies Ch/10; N.1222;
S.917). Slight edge damage, almost extremely fine, rare.
169 Half-noble, obv. E/DWARDVS DEI G REX / ANGL D, Saltire stops (double
by DEI. omitted by break), annulet over crown, three lis in
shield, lis on ship 1-1-1-0, ropes 3-2, quatrefoils 3-3, with
bowsprit, rev. DOMINE NE IN FVRORE TVO ARGVAS ME (ME con-
joined), double saltire stops (omitted after DOMINE), E in centre
with annulets at corners of central compartment, lis in third
quarter, pellet trefoils in spandrils (LAL dies a/1; N.1223;
S.918). Almost extremely fine, toned.
170¢ Half-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar, NE omitted and reads
M, double saltire stops, lis in 2nd quarter (LAL dies a/3;
N.1223; S.918). Almost very fine.
171+ Half-noble, obv. reads EDWARDI with double saltire after REx, lis on
ship 1-1-1-1, quatrefoils 4-3, no bowsprit, rev. similar to last
with single saltires by Tvo (LAL dies b/2; N.1223; S.918).
Small piece missing at edge but fine.
172} Half-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. normal legend with large F and
I, double saltire stops, lis in 2nd quarter, fleur trefoils in span-
drils (LAL dies b/7; N.1223; S.918). Cracked, fine.
173 Half-noble, obv. E/D DEI GRA REX ANGL DNS HIB Z ACQ, Saltire stops
(double after DEI and REx), three lis in shield, lis on ship 1-1-1-0,
ropes 3-3, quatrefoils 3-3, no bowsprit, rev. a similar die to last
(LAL dies ¢/7*; N.1123; 8.918). Small, fair.
£300.00
£170.00
£330.00
£400.00
£360.00
£125.00
£60.00
£44.00
£48.00
£185.00
£200.00
£80.00
£44.00
£62.00
£70.00
£150.00
£190.00
£44.00
£62.00
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Lor
174 Half-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. similar to last, reads ARGVTS,
single annulet stops (LAL dies c/16; N.1223; $.918). Obverse
fine (weak), reverse very fine, rare with Aquitaine title.
175+ Half-noble, obv. similar, initial E double cut, sterncastle breaks
legend D/NS but forecastle does not, lis on ship 0-1-1-0, quatre-
foils 4-2, rev. a similar die to lot 172, no large letters (LAL
on ¢ var./5 var.; N.1223; $.918). Fine and rare with Aquitaine
title.
176} Half-noble. obv. similar, reads E/DWARD DEI GRA R/EX ANG, saltire
stops (double after DEI and REx), ropes 2-3, quatrefoils 3-3, rev.
same die as lot 169 (LAL dies d/1; N.1223; $.918). Almost
very fine.
177; Half-noble, obv. E/DWARDV DEI G REX / ANGL D, Saltire stops (double
after DEI, omitted by break), lis on ship 1-1-1-0, ropes 3-2,
quatrefoils 4-4, no bowsprit, rev. NE omitted, reads M, large F
and I, double saltire stops (single after DOMINE), lis in 2nd
quarter (LAL dies. e/11; N.1223; S.918). Cracked, fine.
178+ Half-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar, reads ARGVTS ME,
single saltire stops (LAL dies e/16; N.1223; S.918). Fine.
179+ Half-noble, obv. E/DWARD DEI G REX A/NGL D HB, large H and I,
saltire stops (omitted by break), lis on ship 0-1-1-0, quatrefoils
4-3, with bowsprit, rev. similar to last, double saltire by ARGVTS,
no lis in quarter (LAL dies f/13 var.; N.1223; S.918). A little
small, almost very fine.
180+ Half-noble, obv. similar, break in legend at AN/GL, lis on ship 1-1-1-1,
ropes 3-3, rev. a similar die to lot 175 (LAL dies g/5; N.1223;
S.918). A little small, almost very fine.
181+ Half-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 179 (LAL
dies g/13; N.1223; S.918). Obverse very fine, reverse extremely
fine.
182+ Half-noble, obv. similar to last, reads Hip, five lis in shield, lis on
ship 1-1-1-0, rev. a similar die to lot 173 (LAL dies h*/6;
N.1223; $.918). Has had mount removed at top, fine.
183+ Half-noble, similar to last with double saltire after DEI, lis on ship
]-1-1-1, quatrefoils 5-3 (LAL dies 1/7; N.1223; $.918). Fine.
2)
Lor
184 Half-noble, obyv. similar with all single saltires, quatrefoils 4-3, rev.
same die as lot 180 (LAL dies k/5; N.1223; S.918). Very fine
but reverse double-struck.
185+ Half-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar die to lot 178, the
annulets wearing to appear like pellets (LAL dies k/17; N.1223;
S.918). Very fine but one edge weak.
\86} Half-noble, similar to last, reads ARGVAS and no lis in quarter, pellets
at corners of central compartment (LAL dies 1/19; N.1223;
8.918). Very fine.
187+ Half-noble, oby. similar, reads ANG/L, rev. same die as lots 180 and
184 (LAL dies m/5; N.1223; S.918). Some edge damage, almost
very fine.
188+ Half-noble, obv. similar to last, quatrefoils 4-4, rev. a similar die to
lot 186 (LAL dies n/20; N.1223; $.819). Small, fine.
18%} Half-noble, obv. a similar die to lot 187, rev. a similar die to last
(LAL dies 0/21; N.1223; S.819). A little small, very fine.
190 Half-noble, obv. similar, legend not broken by sterncastle, quatrefoils
3-3, rev. a similar die to lot 185 (LAL dies p/18; N.1223;
S.918). Obverse a little off-centre, very fine.
1917 Quarter-noble, obv. EDWR R ANGLIE Z DNVS HV, Saltire stops (double
by Zz), trefoils in spandrils and pellets at cusps, rev. EXALTABITVR
IN GLORIA, large I and N (Roman), double saltire stops, cross
potent with annulets in angles at centre, trefoils in spandrils
(LAL dies a/4; N.1224; S.919). Very fine.
192 Quarter-noble, obv. EDWAR DEI GRAC REX ANGL D, trefoils in spandrils
and at cusps, rev. similar to last, large I and Lombardic N, large
pellet at centre with compartment with annulets at corners
(LAL dies b/3; N.1224; $.919). Obverse weak and some edge
damage, but fine.
193+ Quarter-noble, same dies as last (LAL dies b/3; N.1224; S.919).
Irregular and cracked, fair.
194+ Quarter-noble, obv. similar to last but annulets at cusps, rev. same
die as last two lots (LAL dies c/3; N.1224; S.919). Very fine.
195+ Quarter-noble, obv. reads RCx, large I, pellets in spandrils and trefoils
at cusps, rev. same die as last three lots (LAL dies d/3; N.1224;
S.919). Very fine and toned.
£120.00
£155.00
£130.00
£65.00
£52.00
£125.00
£130.00
£62.00
£32.00
£15.00
£65.00
£75.00
£46.00
£30.00
£68.00
£50.00
£150.00
£30.00
£32.00
£30.00
£34.00
£85.00
£30.00
£36.00
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Lor
196+ Quarter-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 191 with Lom-
bardic N (LAL dies d/10; N.1224; $.919). Almost very fine.
197+ Quarter-noble, same dies as last (LAL dies d/10; N.1224; S.919).
Scraped both sides, fine.
198} Quarter-noble, oby. similar to lot 195, reads REx (double saltire after),
rev. EXALTABITVR IN GLORIA, Lombardic N, double saltire stops
(double after GLorta), E in central compartment with pellets at
corners in centre (LAL dies d/1; N.i224; 8.919). Obverse weak,
almost very fine.
199 Quarter-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 196, reads
GLRIA, double saltire after (LAL dies e/6; N.1224; S.919).
Obverse fine, reverse very fine, full.
200 Quarter-noble, obv. a similar die to last, rev. same die as lots 192-4
(LAL dies £/3; N.1224; S.919). Almost extremely fine.
201+ Quarter-noble, obv. EDWAR DEI GRA REX ANGL, large I, saltire stops,
annulets at cusps, rev. similar to lot 196, reads GLoRA (LAL dies
i/7; N.1224; $.919). Obverse legend double-struck, fine.
202+ Quarter-noble, oby. similar to last with trefoils at cusps, rev. normal
legend, large I and N (Roman), saltire stops (after GLORIA),
pellets in angles of central cross (LAL dies k/16; N.1224;
8.919). Reverse a little off-centre, almost very fine.
203 Quarter-noble, same dies as last (LAL dies k/16; N.1224; S.919).
Better than fine but small.
204+ Quarter-noble, obyv. similar to last but E of REX appears square (cut
over Lombardic N?), rev. normal legend, large I and Lom-
bardic N, saltire stops, the annulets in angles of central cross
potent showing wear (LAL dies 1/12; N.1224; 8.919). Small,
almost very fine.
205+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 202 without
saltire after GLORIA (LAL dies 1/14; N.1224; S.919). Very fine
and full.
206+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as last two lots, rev. a similar die to last
(LAL dies 1/15; N.1224; $.919). Fine but with several cracks.
207 Quarter-noble, ohy. same die as last three lots, rev. normal legend,
large I and Lombardic N, saltire stops (double after GLoria,
perhaps double before?), pellets in angles of central cross potent
(LAL dies 1/17; N.1224; S.919). Bent but fine and full.
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Lor
2087 Quarter-noble, oby. similar to lot 202, reads ANGL D, rev. a similar die
to lot 204 (LAL dies m/13; N.1224; S.919). Fair only.
2097 Quarter-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. similar to lot 207 with
double saltire stops (LAL dies m/17 var.; N.1224; S.919).
Reverse slightly weak and off-centre, very fine.
210} Quarter-noble, obv. a similar die to last, rev. same die as lot 206
(LAL dies 0/15; N.1224; S.919). A trifle small, almost ex-
tremely fine.
211+ Quarter-noble, oby. another similar die, rev. same die as lots 196 and
197 (LAL dies p/10; N.1224; S.919). Cracked and small, fair.
212+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 205
(LAL dies p/18 var.; N.1224; $.919). Has been gilt and made
round, better than fine.
213+ Quarter-noble, a similar coin from different dies (LAL dies q/18:;
N.1224; 8.919). Piece missing, otherwise very fine.
Treaty Series (1361-69)
LONDON MINT
Group a:—Obvy. saltire before EDWARD (noble and half-noble)
and without mark (quarter-noble); rev. A unbarred
in IBAT (noble), ARGVAS (half-noble) and GLORIA
(quarter-noble).
Group b:—Obv. annulet before EDWARD; rev. A barred in 1BAT
(noble), ARGVAS (half-noble) and GLORIA (quarter-
noble).
Group c:—As Group b with crescent on forecastle (noble only).
214+ Noble, obv. ED/WARD DEI GRA REX ANGL DNS HYB Z AQ-T, A’s un-
barred, double saltire stops (single by Z), saltire before EDWARD
below sail, four lis in shield, lis on ship 0-2-2 (only two lions),
ropes 3-2, forecastle quatrefoils 0-2-1 (first omitted), rev. IHC
AVTEM TRANSIENS PER MEDIV ILLORVM IBAT, A’s_ unbarred,
double saltire stops. E in centre, crowns bifoliate (LAL Group
a, as No. 1; N.1231; 8.920). Slight edge damage, almost very
fine.
215+ Noble, similar to last but oby. with agr unbroken, lis on ship 2-2-2
and forecastle quatrefoils 1-2-1 (LAL Group a, as No. 2;
N.1231; 8.920). Extremely fine.
£17.00
£50.00
£105.00
£11.00
£20.00
£14.00
FAIS.)
£410.00
£150.00
£200.00
£180.00
£165.00
£150.00
£210.00
£180.00
£90.00
£160.00
£210.00
£160.00
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hor
216}; Noble, similar to lot 214 but ody. with saltire before EDWARD above
the fold of the sail, forecastle quatrefoils 1-2-1 (LAL Group a,
as No. 7; N.1231; $.920). Slightly bent but very fine.
217 Noble, similar to lot 214 but annulet before EpwaRD, A’s barred in
GRA and AQT on obv. and A barred in 1BAT on rev. (LAL Group
b, as No. 1; N.1232; $.921). A trifle small, almost extremely
fine.
218 Noble, similar to last with A barred in agr only and forecastle quatre-
foils 1-2-1 on oby. and crowns trifoliate on rev. (LAL Group b,
as No. 2/1; N.1232; $.921). Very fine; ex Bredgar Hoard.
219 Noble, a similar coin from different dies, crowns bifoliate on rev.
(LAL Group b, as No. 2/1; N.1232; $.921). Overstruck (or
turned over in the die) and a little off-centre, otherwise very
fine.
220 Noble, similar to last with forecastle quatrefoils 0-2-1 on obv. and
crowns trifoliate on rev. (LAL Group b, as No. 2/1; N.1232;
8.921). Very fine; ex Bredgar Hoard.
221 Noble, a similar coin from different dies, crowns bifoliate on rev.
(LAL Group b, as No. 2/1; N.1232; S.921). Odbverse legend
slightly double-struck (7 o'clock), almost extremely fine; ex
Bredgar Hoard.
222+ Noble, a similar coin from different dies, large pellets on fore and
stern castles on oby. (LAL Group b, as No. 2/1; N.1232; $.921).
Very fine and full.
223+ Noble, a similar coin from different dies (LAL Group b, as No. 2/1;
N.1232; 8.921). Edge hammered and with rough surface, other-
wise very fine.
224 Noble, a similar coin from different dies, A’s unbarred in GRA and
Agr (LAL Group b, as No. 3; N.1232; $.921). Better than very
fine.
225 Noble, a similar coin from different dies, forecastle quatrefoils 1-2-1
on oby. (LAL Group b, as No. 3; N.1232; S.921). Obverse
legend slightly double-struck, almost extremely fine.
226 Noble, similar to lot 217 (A’s barred in GRA, AQT and IBAT) but ropes
3-1 and forecastle quatrefoils 1-2-1 on obv., crowns trifoliate on
rev. (LAL Group b, as No. 4; N.1232; 8.921). Very fine; ex
i, ©, Carter,
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221
228
229
230
234
232,
293
234
235
236
oul
Noble, same dies as lots 279 and 280 (LAL Post-Treaty, Group I,
No. 2*; N.1277; S.935). Small and legends very weak, other-
wise fine.
*.’ This coin was noted as without French title and placed in the
catalogue as if Treaty, Group c. A die check was made too late
to correct the order in the plates.
Half-noble, obv. ED/WARD DEI G REX ANGL D HYB Z AQ-—T, A’s un-
barred, double saltire stops (single by Z), saltire before EDWARD,
four lis in shield, lis on ship 0-2-2, ropes 3-2, rev. DOMINE NE IN
FVRORE TVO ARGVAS ME, A’s unbarred, Lombardic M and N,
double saltire stops, E in centre (LAL Group a, as No. 1;
N.1238; S.924). Very fine; ex Bredgar Hoard.
Half-noble, a similar coin from different dies (LAL Group a, as No.
1; N.1238; S.924). Very fine.
Half-noble, another, similar, from different dies (LAL Group a, as
No. 1; N.1238; $.924). Creased and small but fine.
Half-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group a, as No. 1;
N.1238; S.924). Extremely fine and full; ex E. C. Carter.
Half-noble, another, from different dies (LAL Group a, as No. 1;
N.1238; S.924). Almost very fine.
Half-noble, similar to previous coins but no stop after ANGL (LAL
Group a, as No. 3; N.1238; S.924). Very fine and full; ex
Lockett (1249).
Half-noble, similar to lots 228-232 but Z omitted on obyv. and no
stop before ME on rey. (LAL Group a, cf. No. 4 rev.; N.1238;
S.924). Almost extremely fine.
Half-noble, similar to lots 228-232 but oby. without stops by z and
lis on ship 2-2-0 and rev. without stop after DoMINE (LAL
Group a; N.1238; $.924). A trifle off-centre, almost extremely
fine; ex Bredgar Hoard.
Half-noble, obv. similar to last without stops by z but lis on ship
0-2-2 and reads HIB, rev. RGV Of ARGVAS cut over GvA (LAL
Group a; N.1238; S.924). Extremely fine; ex Ryan (12).
£62.00
£120.00
£110.00
£46.00
£220.00
£105.00
£160.00
£220.00
£220.00
£280.00
£200.00
£150.00
£105.00
£12.00
£90.00
£65.00
£150.00
£56.00
£105.00
£42.00
£42.00
£34.00
£17.00
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237 Half-noble, similar to lots 228-232 but obv. annulet before EDWARD
and rev. A barred in second A in arcvas (LAL Group b, as
No. 1; N.1239; $.925). Slightly small, extremely fine.
238 Half-noble, a similar coin from different dies (LAL Group b, as
No. 1; N.1239; $.925). Very fine; ex Rashleigh III, 1953 (3).
239 Half-noble, similar, from different dies (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1239; S.925). Slightly small but very fine.
2407 Half-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1239; $.925). Very clipped with traces of mounting, fine.
241 MHalf-noble, similar to previous coins but obv. with no nails in ship’s
planking and rev. crown in 2nd quarter double-cut (LAL Group
b; N.1239; S.925). A little small, very fine.
242+ Half-noble, similar to lots 237-240 but A’s barred in ANGL and AQT
on oby. (LAL Group b, as No. 2; N.1239; $.925). Small, almost
very fine.
243 Quarter-noble, obv. EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL, A’s unbarred, Treaty
X, double saltire stops, no mark before EDWARD, rev. EXALTA-
BITVR IN GLORIA, A’s unbarred, Treaty X, double saltire stops,
lis in centre, fleur trefoils in spandrils (LAL Group a; N.1243;
8.928). A little small, extremely fine and toned, a very rare
variety with trefoils in spandrils; ex Basle Sale, 1954.
244+ Quarter-noble similar, oby. reads DclI and rev. without trefoils in
spandrils (LAL Group a, as No. 3; N.1243; $.928). Very fine.
245 Quarter-noble, similar to last but reads DEI and curule X both sides
(LAL Group a, as No. 6; N.1243; 8.928). Almost extremely
fine; ex Rashleigh Ul, 1953 (3).
246+ Quarter-noble, a similar coin from different dies (LAL Group a, as
No. 6; N.1243; S.928). One edge weak, very fine.
247+ Quarter-noble, obv. same die as last, rev. a similar die to last (LAL
Group a, as No. 6; N.1243; S.928). Almost very fine.
248+ Quarter-noble, similar to last from different dies (LAL Group a, as
No. 6; N.1243; 8.928). Centre of reverse double-struck, slightly
bent, almost very fine.
249 Quarter-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group a, as No. 6;
N.1243; S.928). Small but fine.
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250t Quarter-noble, oby. similar, annulet before EDWARD and A barred in
ANGL, rev. a Similar die to last (LAL Group b/a, as No. 2;
N.1244/1243; S.929/928). Very fine, rare.
251+ Quarter-noble, ody. a similar die to last, rev. same die as last (LAL
Group b/a, as No. 2; N.1244/1243; S.929/928). Cracked and
small, otherwise fine, rare.
2527 Quarter-noble, oby. similar to last two coins with annulet before
EDWARD but A unbarred in ANGL, rev. A barred in GLORIA
(LAL Group b, as No. 1; N.1244; $.929). Better than very fine
but rather small.
253 Quarter-noble, a similar coin from different dies, perhaps reads Rcx
(LAL Group b, as No. 1; N.1244; S.929). Very fine.
254+ Quarter-noble, similar, from different dies (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1244; $.929). Full, almost very fine.
255 Quarter-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1244; S.929). Slightly off-centre, very fine.
256 Quarter-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1244; S.929). Very fine; ex E. C. Carter.
257+ Quarter-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1244; S.929). Almost very fine but small.
258} Quarter-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1244; S.929). Small but fine.
259 Quarter-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1244; S.929). Obverse scraped and dented, fine, reverse very
fine, a little small.
260 Quarter-noble, another, similar, dies differ (LAL Group b, as No. 1;
N.1244; S.929). Has been mounted and gilt, otherwise very fine
but small.
261 Quarter-noble, similar with A barred in ANGL on oby. (LAL Group b,
as No. 2; N.1244; S.929). Almost extremely fine, toned.
262 Quarter-noble, a similar coin from different dies (LAL Group b, as
No. 2; N.1244; 8.929). Very fine but small; ex E. C. Carter.
263 Quarter-noble, similar, with A barred in GRA and ANGI. on oby. (LAL
Group b; N.1244; S.929). Small, better than fine.
£70.00
£22.00
£55.00
£62.00
£5200
£50.00
£60.00
£34.00
£27.00
£23.00
£28.00
£115.00
£70.00
£30.00
£250.00
£310.00
£300.00
£320.00
£8.00
£210.00
£190.00
£340.00
£145.00
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CALAIS MINT
Nobles and half-nobles only are listed as follows:—
Group a:—Saltire before EDWARD, all A’s unbarred, trefoils by
Z, with or without flag at stern.
Group b:—As Group a but without mark before EDWARD.
Group d:—Quatrefoil before EDWARD, all A’s unbarred, saltires
by Z, with flag at stern (half-noble (very rarely) with
crescent on forecastle).
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264 Noble, similar to London issues of Group a (saltire before EDWARD
and A’s unbarred, cf. lot 214), but with trefoils by z on obv.
and ‘© im centre of rey. (LAL Group: a, as: 'No;* 1; N,1234:;
S.923A). Better than very fine, rare; ex E. C. Carter.
265 Noble, a similar coin with flag at stern on obv. (LAL. Group a, as
No. 2; N.1234; S.923). Extremely fine, rare.
266+ Noble, a similar coin to lot 264 but without mark before king’s name
on oby. (LAL Group b, as No. 3; N.1235; S.923). Slightly off-
centre, almost extremely fine, rare.
267 Noble, a similar coin to last but with flag at stern on obv. (LAL
Group b, as No. 4; N.1235; S.923). Better than very fine, rare.
268+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. another die different to last four
lots (LAL Group b, as No. 4; N.1235; S.923). Half missing,
almost very fine.
269+ Noble, a similar coin to lot 267 but with voided quatrefoil before
king’s name and saltires by z on oby. (LAL Group d, as No. 5;
N.1236; 8.923). Smoothed, very fine and full, rare.
270+ Half-noble, similar to London issues of Group a (saltire before
EDWARD and A’s unbarred, cf. Jot 228) but with flag at stern
and trefoils by z on oby. and C in centre of rev. (LAL Group a,
No. 2; N.1240; S.926). Very fine and very rare.
271 Half-noble, a similar coin to last with neither saltire before EDWARD
nor flag at stern (LAL Group b, as No. 3; N.1241; S.927).
Extremely fine and very rare; ex E. C. Carter.
272. Half-noble, similar, without mark before EpwarD but with flag at
stern (LAL Group b, No. 4*?; N.1241; S.926). Small but fine,
very rare.
$5
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273 Half-noble, similar, with flag at stern but a quatrefoil before EDWARD
and saltires by z on obv. (LAL Group d, as No. 5; N.1242;
S.926). Small but fine, very rare.
274 Quarter-noble, similar to London issues of Group a (A’s unbarred
and curule X (Nos. 4-6)) but no mark before EDWARD on oby.
and annulet in centre of rev. (LAL No. 1; N.1245; S.930).
Extremely fine and rare.
275+ Quarter-noble, a similar coin from different dies (LAL as No. 1;
N.1245; S.930). Reverse slightly off-centre, very fine and rare.
276; Quarter-noble, similar but with cross in circle over shield on oby.
(LAL as No. 2; N.1245; $.931). Almost very fine, rare.
2777 Quarter-noble, similar to last with pellet before EDWARD (LAL as
No. 3; N.1245; $.931). Almost very fine but small, rare.
278+ Quarter-noble. similar to lot 276 but with plain cross over shield on
oby. and quatrefoil in centre of rev. (LAL No. 4; N.1246;
S.932). Slightly small, otherwise very fine, a very rare variety.
Post-Treaty Period (1369-77)
Group I: Obv. lettering of Treaty style, with French title
FRA; rev. as Treaty issues (sometimes considered
“mules’’).
Group III; Tall thin Post-Treaty lettering, French title FRANC,
fore- and sterncastles battlemented (nobles only).
Group II listed by Lawrence is “‘true’’ Post-Treaty (1i1)/Treaty
(1) mules:it should be mentioned that he omits to number the
headings for the London nobles (pp. 221-2).
LONDON MINT
No quarter-nobles known: half-nobles known only as
Treaty /Post-Treaty mules.
279 Noble,obv. ED/WARD DEI G REX ANG Z FRA DNS HYB Z A—T, double
saltire stops (single before FRA and by second z), annulet before
EDWARD, four lis in shield, lis on ship 0-1-2, ropes 3-2, crescent
on forecastle and with bowsprit, rev. same die as lot 227 (LAL
Group I, No. 27; N.1277; S935). Very fme and rare.
280t Noble, same dies as last (LAL Group I, No. 2*; N.1277; §.935).
Face weak and perhaps plugged, almost very fine, rare.
£105.00
£160.00
£120.00
£105.00
£58.00
£150.00
£190.00
£105.00
£320.00
£210.00
£360.00
£380.00
£230.00
£132.00
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281} Noble, a similar coin but obv. reads R(saltire)Ex and AQ—T, single
saltires by both Z’s and lis on ship 0-2-2 (LAL Group I, Pl.
XIX, 1; N.1277; 8.935). Rusty obverse die, almost extremely
fine, rare.
’.” This obverse die was later used with a Calais reverse die (lots
298 and 299), the die link illustrated by Lawrence on Plates
XIX, 1 and XX, 1 and published by Whitton, BNJ XXIV, pp.
110-2.
2827 Noble, ody. similar to last without saltire in REx, A unbarred in AQT,
double saltire stops (single by z and before Agr), rev. similar to
last but E in centre supine, of careless workmanship (LAL
Group I; Potter obv. 9; N.1277; S.935). A little small and
smoothed, otherwise very fine, rare.
*.” This coin was listed as London by Potter and so placed in the
catalogue, but subsequently found to have been put to Calais
(No. 1) by Lawrence. The “‘E”’ in the centre of the reverse
certainly appears more like a “C’”’ cut over the engraver’s
centralising pellet. If the coin were placed under London, it
would mean that both Calais dies of this issue (see lots 296-297
and 298-299) would have been used at London.
283 Noble, obv. ED/WARD DE G REX ANG Z FRA/DNS Hy(saltire)B Z A-T,
double saltire stops (single by both Z’s), ropes 2-1, with bow-
sprit but no crescent, rev. similar but E in centre prone (LAL
Group I; Potter obv. 7; N.1277; 8.934). Extremely fine and
rare.
284 Noble, obv. EDW/ARD DI GRA REX ANGL F FRANC DNS HYB F AQ, new
Post-Treaty lettering, saltire stops (double after p1 and before
AQ), annulet over sail, lis on ship 1-1-1-1, ropes 3-1, fore- and
sterncastles battlemented, rev. Treaty lettering as on previous
coins, reads MEDIV ILLORV, E in centre reversed (LAL Group
Il, No. 4; N.1278/1277; S.936/934). Reverse off-centre, other-
wise extremely fine, an extremely rare “‘true’’ Post-Treaty/
Treaty mule.
285+ Noble, obyv. same die as last, rev. normal legend with Post-Treaty
lettering and double saltire stops, E in centre with pellet and
pellet at base of top and bottom lis (LAL Group UI, No. 2;
N.1278; 8.936). A little small, almost extremely fine.
286+ Noble, a similar coin to last without pellet at base of either lis (LAL
Group III, No. 3; N.1278; S.936). Very fine but small.
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Lot
287} Noble, oby. similar with all single saltire stops, rev. similar with pellet
at base of top lis only (LAL Group III, No. 4; N.1278; 8.936).
Small piece missing at top (? mount removed), otherwise very
fine.
2887 Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. E in centre with cross, pellet at base
of top lis and annulet at cusp to right of top lis (LAL Group
Ill, No. 5; N.1278; 8.937). A little small, very fine.
289+ Noble, odv. a similar die to last two coins, rev. E in centre with cross,
pellet at base of top lis and at sides of bottom lis (LAL Group
Ill, No. 7; N.1278; S.937). Obverse scratched, very fine and
full but legends weak.
290+ Noble, obv. same die as lots 287 and 288, rev. E in centre with cross,
pellet at base and sides of top lis (LAL Group IIL, cf. Pl. XIX,
5 for rev.; N.1278; S.937). Obverse very fine (rusty die), reverse
extremely fine.
291+ Noble, oby. similar but reads AQviT, rev. a similar die to last, pellet
to right of top lis double-cut (LAL No. 8, the rev. not as
described by LAL but as illustrated) (LAL Group III, Pl. XIX,
5; N.1278; S.937). Has been cleaned and with dent by mast,
almost very fine.
292+ Noble, obv. a similar die to last, rev. a similar die to lot 286 (LAL
Group III, No. 10; N.1278; S.936). Very fine.
293+ Noble, a similar coin to last but reads EDW/ARDVS and aq—T (LAL
Group III, No. 17; N.1278; S.936). Obverse double-struck,
otherwise very fine.
294+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. a similar die to last (LAL Group
III, No. 17 var.; N.1278; S.936). Very fine and full, with red
tone.
295+ Half-noble, oby. a Treaty, Group b, die with annulet before Epwarp,
A barred only in aQr, cf. lot 242, rev. normal legend with Treaty
lettering and double saltire stops, E in centre with pellet (LAL
Pl. XIX, 6; N.1282; S.941). Reverse off-centre, almost very fine,
excessively rare.
£125.00
£145.00
£250.00
£260.00
£105.00
£190.00
£135.00
£270.00
£1,200.00
£290.00
£115.00
£240.00
£250.00
£320.00
£170.00
£120.00
£270.00
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CALAIS MINT
No quarter-nobles known.
Lot
296} Noble, oby. same die as lot 282 (London?), rev. IHC AVTEM TRANCIENS
PER MEDIV ILLORV IBAT, double saltire stops, C in centre (LAL
Group I, No. 2; N.1279; S.940). Almost extremely fine, very
rare,
297+ Noble, obv. same die as lots 282 (London?) and 296, rev. reads
TRANSIENS PER (no stop) MEDIVM ILLORVM (LAL Group I, No.
3; N.1279; S.940). Obverse double-struck, reverse very fine,
very rare.
2987 Noble, obv. same die as lot 281 (London), rev. same die as last (LAL
Group I, No. 4/3; N.1279; S.940). Rusty obverse die, extremely
fine and very rare, an interesting die link.
299+ Noble, obv. same London die as lots 281 and 298, rev. reads MEDIV
ILLORVM, C in centre reversed (LAL Group I, No. 5; N.1279;
8.940). Bent but full, almost very fine, very rare and an
interesting die link.
300 Noble, obv. EDW/ARD DI GRA REX ANGL F FRANC DNS HIB F AQVIT,
new Post-Treaty lettering, saltire stops (double before Agvir,
single after), quatrefoil over sail, ropes 3-1, lis on ship 1-1-1-1,
flag at stern, rev. similar to Treaty, Group b, dies of London
with barred A in 1BaT and E in centre (LAL Group IJ; N.1280;
S.938). Very fine and full, an extremely rare “‘true’’ Post-
Treaty/Treaty mule; ex Bredgar Hoard.
301+ Noble, obv. same die as last, rev. a similar die to last (LAL Group
II; N.1280; $.938). Has been gilt and had a mount removed at
top, otherwise very fine, an extremely rare “‘true’’ Post-Treaty/
Treaty mule.
302+ Noble, obv. similar without saltire after AQviT, rev. normal legend
with Post-Treaty lettering and double saltire stops (single after
IBAT), E in centre with pellet and pellet at base and sides of top
and bottom lis (LAL Group II, as No. 1; N.1281; S.939).
Small, otherwise very fine.
303+ Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. similar to last but no saltire after
iBAT and the bottom lis has no pellet at the base (LAL Group
Il, No. 1/3; N.1281; S.939). Almost extremely fine.
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304+ Noble, oby. same die as last two lots, rev. no saltire after 1BAT, E in
centre with pellet and pellet at base and sides of top and bottom
lis (LAL Group III, No. 1*; N.1281; S.939). Almost extremely
fine.
305+ Noble, a similar coin to last with pellet below shield on ohv. (LAL
Group III; N.1281; S.939). Extremely fine.
3067 Noble, oby. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 302 (LAL Group
Ill, No. 4; N.1281; S.939). Almost extremely fine.
3077 Noble, ody. same die as last two lots, rev. E in centre with pellet, two
pellets to left of top lis and a single pellet to left of bottom lis
(LAL Group III, No. 5; N.1281; 8.939). Almost extremely
fine.
3087 Noble, ody. a similar die to last, rev. pellet at sides of top lis only
(LAL Group UI, No. 7; N.1281; 8.939). One edge weak, almost
extremely fine.
309+ Noble, obv. same die as last, pellet below shield not struck up, rev.
a similar die to lot 302 with double saltire after i1narT (LAL
Group III, No. 7*; N.1281; $.939). Almost extremely fine.
310+ Noble, ody. similar to last without pellet below shield, pellet at top of
flagpole omitted, rev. a similar die to lot 305 (LAL Group III;
N.1281; S.939). Extremely fine.
311+ Half-noble, oby. EDW/ARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D, Saltire, quatre-
foil over sail, ropes 3-1, lis on ship 1-1-1, flag at stern, fore- and
sterncastles plain, rev. DOMINE NE IN FVRORE TVO ARGVAS ME,
double saltire stops (omitted after IN, single after ME), E in
centre (LAL Group HI, No. 2; N.1283; S.942). Very fine but
small, extremely rare.
312+ Half-noble, obv. similar, reads ED/WARD and D omitted, rev. all
double saltire stops, E(?) in centre (LAL Group III, No. 3;
N.1283; 8.942). Very fine and extremely rare.
313+ Half-noble, oby. same die as last, rev. without saltire after Me, E in
centre (LAL Group III; N.1283; S.942). Very fine but small,
extremely rare.
£310.00
£350.00
£280.00
£310.00
£270.00
£300.00
£440.00
£520.00
£560.00
£500.00
£550.00
£720.00
£240.00
£14.00
£8.00
£54.00
£700.00
£780.00
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Richard II/Edward Ii mule
LoT
314 Half-noble, London, oby. RIC/ARD DI GRA RE[X A]NGL F FR D H F, RIC
Of RICARD possibly overcut, saltire stops (mixed), annulet over
sail, neither lis and lions nor nails in planking on ship’s side,
rev. normal legend, double saltire stops (omitted after IN), E
in centre with pellet (N.1310/1282; S.1077/941). Has been
mounted and gilt, small but fine, excessively rare, neither die
otherwise recorded.
Edward III/Richard II mules
3157 Noble, Calais, obv. similar to lots 300-311, no saltire after AQVIT, rev.
normal legend, double saltire stops, R in centre (N.1281/1306;
S.939/1069). Rather small, otherwise very fine, extremely rare.
3167 Noble, Calais, similar, dies differ (N.1281/1306; S.939/1069). Very
double-struck, extremely rare.
Forgeries and Electrotypes
317+ Contemporary forgery of a London quarter-noble, perhaps with lis
in centre of rev. (Treaty issue). Small but fine.
318+ Contemporary forgery, gilt base metal, of a quarter-noble, crude
workmanship. Fine.
319 Electrotype copies of a florin, leopard and helm of the Third Period,
1344 Coinage. All very fine.
Edward the Black Prince
320 cu (or chaise), Bordeaux, oby. Prince enthroned, rev. ornate cross
in quatrefoil, lis in lst quarter, B at end of legend. Very fine
and full, rare; ex Lockett (31).
321 Hardi d’or, Bordeaux, obv. threequarter-length figure facing, rev.
cross fleury with tressure of ten arches, B at end of legend.
Almost extremely fine, rare; ex Lockett (34).
END OF FIRST DAY’S SALE
4]
Second Day’s Sale
Thursday, 8th June, 1972
commencing at 1 p.m. precisely
SILVER COINS
Coins illustrated are marked *
Edward I
Lor
322 Groat, London, obv. bust facing in quatrefoil, treble pellet stops,
rev. trefoils in cross ends, pellet-barred N in DNS (Fox No.
6/3; N.1008/1005; S.802). Bust obliterated and reverse
with traces of old gilding, but fine for the issue, very rare.
EDWARD III
FIRST COINAGE (1327-35)
323* Penny, Bury, types as Edward pence with lettering of Type XVc
(Roman N, round E and H with inturned foot) but with
pellets in obv. legend typical of Type XVd (N.1099 (or
1068); S.945 (or 883)). Very fine but weak in parts, very
rare; ex W. G. Wallace and R. Carlyon-Britton.
324 Penny, Canterbury, Lombardic N’s both sides, initial cross of
four wedges with pellet in centre on obv., three extra
pellets in 4th quarter on rev. (Fox Type XVd; N.1096:
S.946/7). Weak in centre both sides, otherwise very fine,
extremely rare; ex Lockett (3024).
325 Penny, Durham, Bishop de Bury, rev. with crown in centre,
Roman N (Fox Type X Vd; N.1097; S.948). Small and only
fair, very rare; ex R. Carlyon-Britton.
326 Penny, York, obv. initial cross of four wedges, Lombardic N, rev.
quatrefoil in centre, three extra pellets in 4th quarter (Fox
Type XVd; N.1098; S.951). Off-centre, almost very fine,
rare; ex Lockett (1269).
327 Halfpenny, Berwick. obv. EDWARDVS DEI GRA R, pellet stops, rev.
VILLA BERVVICI, bear’s head in Rvv quarter (Blunt VIIIa;
N.1089; $.953). Fine and very rare; ex Whitton.
£240.00
z/100
£75.00
£95.00
£40.00
£100.00
£32.00
£60.00
£55.00
£60.00
£44.00
£44.00
£80.00
£75.00
£55.00
£60.00
£45.00
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328
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SECOND COINAGE (1335-43)
Halfpence, London (6), with star at end of legends, various
(N.1102; S.958). Fair to fine; ex Lawrence (1102).
THIRD (FLORIN) COINAGE (1344-51)
329* Penny, London, with low crown and annulet stops on obv., Lom-
330
331
332
S35
334
ee)
336
gov
bardic N’s both sides (Fox Type A; N.1117; see note to
S.961-4). Very fine and extremely rare; ex Lawrence
(504).
Penny, London, obv. reads REX, both N’s Roman and reversely
barred, no stops, rev. Lombardic N’s (Fox Type C; N.1119;
see note to $.961-4). Obverse fine, reverse very fine, ex-
tremely rare.
Penny, London, similar (Fox Type C; N.1119; see note to S.961-
4). A little small but better than fine, extremely rare; ex
Lawrence (504).
Penny, London, similar to last two coins with rounder face (Fox
Type C; N.1119; see note to S.961-4). Fine, very rare.
Pence, London (7), reading EDwW with annulet stops, Lombardic
N’s both sides (Fox Types 1 and 1A (6); N.1113; S.961).
Fine or better.
Pence, London (8), reading EDWA with annulet stops, Lombardic
N’s both sides (Fox Type 2; N.1114; 5.962). Mostly very
fine.
Pence, London (8), similar, one with Roman N’s on rev. (Fox
Type 2; N.1114; $.962). Mostly very fine.
Pence, London (7), all with obv. reading EDw, Roman N’s and
annulet stops, rev. Lombardic N’s (2) and Roman N’s (5)
(Fox Type 3; N.1115; S.963). Mostly very fine.
Pence, London (8), all with obyv. reading EDw, Roman N’s
reversely barred, no stops, rev. Lombardic N’s (Fox Type
4; N.1116; $.964). Fine or very fine.
Pence, London (6), rev. similar to last with Lombardic N (3),
rev. with Roman N (2), one reversely barred and Roman
N unbarred (1) (Fox Type 4; N.1116; S.964). Fine to very
fine or better.
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339
340
342
343
344
345
346
43
Penny, Canterbury, oby. reads EDw, Roman N unbarred, no
stops, rev. Lombardic N; another, similar with Roman N’s
reversely barred on oby. (N.1123; S.966). First small but
fine, second fair, extremely rare.
Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier to left on rev.,
EDWARDVS REX AIN, chevron-barred A’s and distinctive
bust, rev. CIVITAS DVNOLME (see BNJ XXIX, pp. 326-333
and XXX, pp. 363-365; N.1124; 8.972). Fine, extremely
rare.
Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier to left on rev.,
EDWAR R ANG DNS Hys, thin face, rev. VILA DVNOLME,
chevron-barred A, pellet in annulet in centre (Fox Pl. IV,
7; N.1127; S.971). Small but fine, very rare; ex R. Carlyon-
Britton.
Penny, Reading (Abbot), with scallop in (2nd) quarter of rev.,
reads VILLA RADINGY (N.1129; 8.973). Very fine, extremely
rare.
Penny, Reading, a similar coin from same oby. die (N.1129;
S.973). Almost very fine, extremely rare; ex Ready (337).
Pence, York, Archbishop de la Zouche, with quatrefoil in centre
of rev. (2) (N.1130; S.974). Almost very fine and fine, rare.
Halfpence, London (10), reading EDWARDVS REX, various, one
with double saltire before REx (N.1131; 8.975). Mostly fine.
Halfpence, London (10), similar to last lot (6) and reading
EDWARDVS REX AN (4) (N.1131 and 1132; S.975). Mostly
fine.
Farthing, London, EDWARDVS REX, rev. Lombardic N’s (N.1135;
S.977). Almost very fine, very rare; ex Potter.
Farthing, London, similar (N.1135; $.977). Fine and very rare;
ex Lawrence (517).
Farthing, London, another, similar (N.1135; S.977). Small, fair
only, very rare; ex Lawrence (517).
10
10
£45.00
£80.00
£78.00
£100.00
£100.00
£30.00
£45.00
£52.00
£50.00
£42.00
£23.00
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FOURTH COINAGE (1351-77)
(18 grains to the penny)
Pre-Treaty Period (1351-61)
Series A
(I.m. Cross pattée; round lettering with Lombardic M and N;
penny with annulet in each quarter of reverse.)
Pence (London and Durham) only are known.
Lor
Penny, London, oby. EDWARDVS REX ANGLIE, double annulet
£20.00 350
stops, rev. double annulet after ClvITAsS, annulet in each
quarter and over T (LAL No. 2; N.1136; S.998). Very fine,
rare. 1
£25.00 351 Pence, London (2), similar to last without stop after CIVITAS
(LAL No. 3; N.1136; S.998). Both about fine, rare. 2
£17.00 352 Penny, London, similar to last lot but annulet over A on rey.
(LAL No. 1/3 (C/A list); N.1136; S.998). Fine and a very
1
rare variety.
353* Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier to right on rev.,
EDWARDVS REX ANGLIE, double saltire stops, rev. VILLA
£115.00
DVRREM, single saltire before and double saltire after VILLA
(see LAL pp. 50-51; N.1137; S.1006). Very fine and very
1
rare; ex Lockett (1285).
Series B
(I.m. Cross 1; open C and E, Roman M and N, wedge-tailed R.)
Groat and half-groat only are known.
Groat, London, oby. reads EWARD and HYBER, rev. annulet before
DEVM but not after posvi (dies not listed by LAL; N.1142;
£68.00 354
8.978). Very fine and full, rare.
£62.00 355 Groat, London, normal reading (LAL No. 1/4; N.1142; S.978)
Very fine and rare; ex Morrieson (139).
£72.00 356 Groat, London, obv. pellet stops (LAL No. 2/9; N.1142; S.978)
A little ragged and weak, otherwise extremely fine, rare.
357. Groat, London, rev. LONDON begins in Ist quarter (LAL No. 3/8;
N.1142; S.978). Almost very fine, rare.
£42.00
Lor
358
359
45
Groat, London, rev. pellet stops (LAL No. 5/3; N.1142; 8.978).
Obverse fine, reverse very fine, rare.
Groat, London, oby. reads HYBE, rev. V of DEVM double-cut to
look like W (LAL No. 11; N.1142; 8.978). Almost ex-
tremely fine, rare; ex Lawrence (1114).
360* Groat, London, ody. reads HYBE, rev. pellet to left of initial cross
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
(LAL No. 11-12/7; N.1142; S.978). Almost extremely fine,
toned and rare.
Groat, London, oby. annulet after HyB, rev. no stops (LAL No.
15; N.1142; $.978). Slight corrosion, almost very fine, rare.
Groat, London, ody. same die as last, rev. a similar die to lot 360
(LAL No. 15/7; N.1142; S.978). Small with edge crack,
but fine and rare.
Half-groat, London, oby. reads FRANC, top arches not fleured,
rev. pellet stops (LAL No. 4; N.1143; S.988). Jrregular
(? piece missing) but very fine and rare.
Half-groat, London, oby. reads FRANCI, no stop after, rev. annulet
stops, after DEv and before ADIVTOREM (LAL No. 1 var./8;
N.1143; S.988). Almost very fine, full but edges partly
weak, rare.
Half-groats, London (2), same dies as lot 363 and with obv.
reading FRANCI, stop after (LAL Nos. 4 and 1/6; N.1143;
S.988). Second pierced, both fine and rare.
Half-groats, London (2), reading FRAN. rev. same die as lot 363
(first coin) and reading FRANCI, all arches fleured, rev.
DEV/M (LAL Nos. 5 and 9; N.1143; S.988). Second with
small piece missing at top and edge crack at bottom, both
about very fine.
Half-groat, London, oby. a similar die to last coin, rev. no stops
(LAL No. 10; N.1143; 8.988). Better than very fine, rare.
Series C/A
Pence, London (2), oby. two pellets over crown, A barred in
ANGLI, rev. double annulet after clviras and obv. A un-
barred in ANGLI, rev. annulet over A of Tas (LAL Nos. 2
and 6/3; N.1149/1136; $.999/998). Almost extremely fine
and almost very fine, both rare varieties.
£36.00
£70.00
£115.00
£26.00
£25.00
£36.00
£34.00
£18.00
£30.00
£44.00
£34.00
£7.00
£20.00
£34.00
£36.00
£50.00
£28.00
£22.00
£32.00
£38.00
£28.00
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369 Pence, London (2), oby. similar to first coin in last lot and obv.
similar to second coin in last lot, rev. no stops (LAL Nos.
a and 6; N.1149/1136; S.999/988). Both chipped, about
ne.
Series A/C
370 Penny, London, oby. as lots 350-352, rev. Roman N’s, A barred
in CIlvITAS (LAL No. 1; N.1136/1149; $.998/999). Very
fine but with edge crack, rare.
Series C/B
371* Half-groat, London, reads FRANCI, top arches not fleured, no
stops, rev. same die as lot 363 (LAL No. 1; N.1148/1143;
8.989 /988). Small but very fine, very rare.
Series B/C
372 Groat, London, obv. same die as lot 356, rev. Lombardic N’s, A
barred in civiras (LAL No. 1; N.1142/1147; S.978/980).
Very fine and rare.
373* Groat, London, oby. same die as lots 356 and 372. rev. a similar
die to last, stops vary (LAL No. 2; N.1142/1147; S.978/
980). Almost extremely fine, rare; ex Lawrence (1117).
374 Groats, London (2), from different dies (N.1142/1147; S.978/
980). Almost very fine and fair, both rare.
375 Groat, London, obv. no stops by Z, reads HyYI, rev. annulet after
MEV, A unbarred in crviras (LAL No. 9?/—; N.1142/
1147; S.978/980). Almost very fine, rare.
376 Groat, London, obv. same die as last, rev. A barred in CIVITAS
(LAL No. 9?/1; N.1142/1147; $.978/980). Obverse a little
weak but very fine, rare.
377. Groats, London (2), obv. no stop before GRA, rev. same die as last
and oby. A barred only in FRANC, rev. double annulet after
MEV (LAL Nos. —/1 and 10; N.1142/1147; S.978/980).
Fine with edge crack and very fine, both rare.
378 Groats, London (2), from same (coarse) dies, oby. with apos-
trophe after all abbreviated words (LAL No. 15; N.1142/
1147; S.978/980). Almost very fine and fine but small,
both rare.
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379 Groats, London (2), obyv. annulet after HyB, rev. a similar die to
lot 372 and oby. reads pi, annulet after REX (coarse work)
(LAL No. 14/1 and 18 var.; N.1142/1147; S.978/980).
Fine and very fine, both rare.
380 Half-groat, London, obv. all arches fleured, rev. no stops (LAL
No. 2; N.1143/1148; 8.988/989). Fine and very rare.
Series C
(I.m. Cross 1; closed C and E, Lombardic M, Roman N, wedge-
tailed R, annulet stops; London pence with an annulet in each
quarter.)
381 Groats, London, reading pr G (12), with top arches fleured (10)
and not fleured (2) (see LAL Nos. 1-10; N.1147; S.980).
Four very fine, others fair to fine, some small.
382 Groats, London, reading DEI G (10), with top arches fleured (7)
and not fleured (3) (see LAL Nos. 11-22; N.1147; 8.980).
Three very fine, others fair to fine.
383 Groats, London, reading DG with top arches not fleured (7) (see
LAL Nos. 23-26; N.1147; S.980). Zwo very fine, others
fair to fine.
384 Groats, London, reading DG with top arches fleured (12) (LAL
Nos. 27-35; N.1147; S.980). Two very fine, others mostly
fine or better.
385* Groat, London, of similar type, oby. reads Hyr, all A’s with
hooked right foot, rev. annulet after posvi (LAL No. 35
var.; N.1147; S.978). Extremely fine and toned, a most
attractive specimen; ex Lockett (1289).
386 Half-groats, London, with all arches fleured, reading FRANCI (8)
(see LAL Nos. 1-4; N.1148; S.989). Mostly fine.
387 Half-groats, London, with all arches fleured, reading FRact (2),
from same oby. die, rey. dies differ (N.1148: $.989). One a
little irregular, both very fine.
388 Ha‘f-groats, London, with all arches fleured, reading FRANC (6)
(see LAL Nos. 6-11; N.1148; S.898). Two almost very fine,
others mostly fair or better.
12
10
12
£40.00
£29.00
£52.00
£44.00
£32.00
£58.00
£90.00
£26.00
£19.00
£26.00
£32.00
£46.00
£28.00
£24.00
£20.00
£38.00
£24.00
£28.00
£60.00
£38.00
48
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389 Half-groats, London, top arches not fleured, reading FRANCI (10)
(see LAL Nos. 1-6; N.1148; $.989). Three very fine, others
fair or fine.
390 Half-groats, London, top arches not fleured, reading FRANC (11)
(see LAL Nos. 6-10; N.1148; $.989). One almost extremely
fine, others mostly fair or better.
391 Pence, London (4) (LAL Nos. 1, 2, 3/2, 3/—; N.1149; S.999).
All very fine.
392 Pence, London (5), one with two pellets over crown, same obv.
die as C/A mule, lot 368 (LAL Nos. 2 (C/A list)/4, 4/2,
4 (2) and 5; N.1149; S.999). Fine or very fine, first a rare
variety.
393* Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reads
DVNELMI, hooked A’s both sides (cf. LAL No. 4; N.1150;
8.1007). Better than very fine.
394 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reading
DVNELMIE (6), various (see LAL Nos. 1-4; N.1150; S.1007).
Fine or better.
395 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev. (9),
DVNELMIE (7) and DVNELMI (2), various (see LAL Nos. 1-4;
N.1150; S.1007). Fair to fine.
396 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev. (5), one
with trefoil of pellets on breast, some perhaps later than
Series C (see LAL Nos. 1-5; N.1150; $.1007). Mostly fine.
Series B/D
397* Groat, London, reads DG, rev. reads Povi (Potter p. 142 and
Pl. X, 5; N.1142/1152; S.978/981). Obverse fine, reverse
better, the only recorded specimen of this mule; ex R.
Carlyon-Britton and Potter.
Series D/C
398* Groats, London (2), obv. normal R (single punch), double annulet
after HY B, large crown with fleurs above, rev. wedge-
tailed R, open C and normal type with similar letter forms,
C for E in EDWaRD (Potter Pl. X, 8 and 9; N.1152/1147;
S.981/980). First fine and very unusual variety with fleurs
over crown, second very fine, both rare.
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49
bor
399 Groats, London, with top arches fleured (3), reading EDWARD and
CDWARD (2), one with no stops by first D, the other with no
stops by either D (N.1152/1147; S.981/980). First with
very rough surface, all fine and rare.
Series C/D
400 Half-groats, London, with top arches fleured (2), one reads
CIVITAS LONDEN beginning at left, annulet after DEV and
before ADIVTOREM (LAL Nos. —/2 and 5?; N.1148/1154;
S.989/990). Both fine and rare.
401 Half-groats, London, with top arches not fleured (6), one with
stop to left of initial cross, after pos— and before and after
—vi (see LAL Nos. 2-4; N.1148/1154; S.989/990). Two
fine, others less so, rare.
402 Pence, London (6), all with obv. wedge-tailed R, rev. N’s un-
barred (5) and N’s reversely barred (? coarse style. perhaps
Series C) (N.1149/1156; S.999/1000). Last fair, others very
fine.
Series D
(1.m. Cross 1, usually from a damaged punch; closed C and E,
Lombardic M, Roman N, curly-tailed R, annulet stops; London
pence with an annulet in each quarter, the reverses usually with
unbarred N’s or of coarse work.)
403 Groats, London (8), with N’s (reversely) barred both sides (1)
and with N’s (reversely) barred on rev. only (7), varieties
include C’s for E’s and Z omitted (see LAL Nos. 1-15;
N.1152; $.981). Four are very fine, three fine and one fair.
404 Groats, London (8), with N’s (reversely) barred on rev. only (4),
varieties include C’s for E’s, LONDOM, LONDON (second A
unbarred) and Povi (same die as B/D mule, lot 397) and
with N unbarred both sides (4), two with C’s for E’s
(N.1152; S.981). Three are very fine, others mostly fine.
405 Groats, London, with N’s unbarred both sides (8), varieties
include C’s for E’s, FRANE, FRAC and FRACIC (=first C cut
under N) (N.1152; 8.981). Four very fine, others fair or
fine.
406* Groats, York (2), from same dies, G(RA) omitted on oby. (LAL
No. 1; N.1153; S.986). Very fine (illustrated) and fine but
obverse scratched, rare.
£34.00
£23.00
£36.00
£34.00
£50.00
£52.00
£46.00
£50.00
£26.00
£24.00
£44.00
£14.00
£10.00
£52.00
£28.00
£30.00
£62.00
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407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415"
416
50
Half-groats, London, with N’s reversely barred on rev. (6),
varieties include C’s for E’s and Loipon (N.1154; S.990).
Two very fine, others fair or fine.
Half-groats, London, with N’s unbarred on rev. (7), varieties
include C’s for E’s, square E in EDWARD, no fleurs at cusps
(N.1154; S.990). One very fine, others mostly fair or better,
last rare.
Half-groats, York (4), C’s for E’s on obv. (3) and square E in
EDWARD (LAL Nos. 1 and 3?; N.1155; S.995). Very fine,
fine and fair (2).
Pence, London (10), various (see LAL Nos. 1-7; N.1156; S.1000).
Five are very fine, others fine.
Pence, York, Royal, without quatrefoil in centre of rev. (2), with
and without stop before z on oby. (N.1157; S.1016). Both
partly weak but very fine.
Penny, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev., i.m. cross 1 perhaps from a damaged punch (not listed
by LAL; N.1157; S.1018). Legends almost illegible, fair
only but very rare; ex Winstanley.
Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reading
DVNELMIE (6), varieties include EIVITAS and square E in
EDWARD (LAL Nos. 1 and 2; N.1159; $.1008). Mostly fine
or better.
Series E/D
Groat, London, oby. i.m. cross 2, early horizontal-tailed R, rev.
im. cross 1 from a damaged punch, curly-tailed R, N’s
unbarred (not listed by LAL; N.1163/1152; S.982/981).
Off-centre, fine, an extremely rare London mule; ex Poiter.
Groat, London, obv. im. cross 2, fork-tailed R, rev. im. cross 1
from a damaged punch, curly-tailed R, barred N’s (not
listed by LAL; N.1163/1152; S.982/981). Obverse fine, -
reverse very fine, an extremely rare London mule; ex Potter.
Groats, York, with curly-tailed R of Series D both sides (2),
EBORACI CIVITAS and CIVITAO EBORACI (LAL Nos. 1 and 2;
N.1164/1153; S.987/986). Very fine or better.
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417
418
419
426
421
422
423
424
425
426
St
Groats, York (7), varieties include curly-tailed and fork-tailed R
on oby., CIVITAO (see LAL Nos. 1-5; N.1164/1153; $.987/
986). Fair to fine.
Half-groats, London (2), dies differ (LAL Nos. 4 and 5 var.;
N.1165/1154; $.991/990). Fair and very fine, rare.
Series D/E
Groats, London (6), various (see LAL Nos. 1-2; N.1152/1163:
S.981/982). One with piece missing at edge, others fine or
better.
Groats, London (6), various (see LAL Nos, 2-3; N.1152/1163;
S.981/982). One turned over in the die, mostly fine.
Half-groats, London, with horizontal-tailed R on rev. (5), varie-
ties include C’s for E’s, square E in EDWARD and no stops
(see LAL Nos. 1-3; N.1154/1165; S.990/991). Fine or very
fine.
Series E
(I.m. Cross 2; flat-topped C and E later broken at bottom, R
with curly tail (Series D), horizontal tail or forked tail, annulet
stops; some London groats and a (rare) London penny with
square E in EDWARD.)
Groats, London, with (early) horizontal-tailed R on obv. (7), with
normal R? from damaged punch on rev. (see LAL Nos.
1-7; N.1163; S.982). Mostly very fine.
Groats, London, with (early) horizontal-tailed R (6), varieties
include normal R ? from damaged punch on rev. (same die
as in last lot) and ‘ball-tailed’ R (see LAL Nos. 1-7; N.1163;
S.982). Mostly fine or better.
Groats, London, with square E in EDWARD (8), various (see LAL
Nos. 9-10; N.1163; S.982). One very fine, others fair or
fine.
Groats, London, with square E in EDWARD (10), two read EDVARD
(see LAL Nos. 11-16; N.1163; S.982). Mostly fine or
better.
Groats, London, with normal E and fork-tailed R (10), various,
one reads LompoM (see LAL Nos. 17-24; N.1163; $.982).
Mostly fair or fine.
10
10
£26.00
£25.00
£30.00
£28.00
£46.00
£65.00
£34.00
£30.00
£50.00
£28.00
£60.00
£36.00
£52.00
£42.00
£70.00
£54.00
£30.00
£75.00
£24.00
£17.00
Lot
427
52
Groats, London, with normal E and fork-tailed R (11), various
(see LAL Nos. 25-37; N.1163; $.982). Four are very fine,
others fair or fine.
428* Groat, London, with normal E and fork-tailed R, rev. A/1VTORD/
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
EM and annulet in 3rd (cIv1) quarter (not listed by LAL;
N.1163; S.982). Obverse double-struck but very fine and an
extremely rare variety; ex Potter.
Groats, London, with N’s unbarred in LONDON (12), varieties
include G cut over R?, ADCIVTOREM, ADCIVTEREM and
LOMDON (see LAL Nos. 34-48; N.1163; S.982). Mostly fine
or better.
Groats, London, with lis on breast (8), varieties include G cut
over D, ADCVM ADIVICV, LOMDOM (see LAL Nos. 50-54;
N.1163; S.983). Two are very fine, others mostly fine.
Groats, London, with lis on breast (8), varieties include C’s for
E’s and LoNDOM (see LAL Nos. 54-61; N.1163; S.983).
Mostly very fine.
Groat, London, with large lis on all cusps except above crown
(LAL No. 62; N.1163; S.983). Very fine and an extremely
rare variety; ex Lockett (1293) and Potter.
Groat, London, with large lis on all cusps except above crown,
oby. same die as last, rev. E of ADVITOREM cut over M
(LAL 62/—; N.1163; S.983). Almost very fine and an
extremely rare variety; ex Mangakis.
Groats, London, usually with broken letters (C and E) on one or
both sides (17), various, one reads LONDOM (see LAL Nos.
63-79; N.1163; S.982). Mostly fine, some better.
Groat, London, with C and E broken both sides and only eight
arches to tressure (no central breast cusp as with nine
arches) (LAL No. 11(E/F list)/75; N.1163; $.982). Very
fine with extensive fine scratching, a very rare variety; ex
Potter.
Groat, London, with broken C and E both sides and small lis at
cusps except above crown (LAL No. 80; N.1163; S.983).
Very fine but small.
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438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
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Groats, London, with broken C and E both sides and small lis
on all cusps except above crown (2), one from same oby.
die as last (LAL No. 81; N.1163; S.983). One weak, other
small, both fine.
Groat, London, with broken C and E both sides and small lis on
all cusps except over crown, oby. same die as lot 436, rev.
CIVITAS begins (unusually) in 2nd quarter in which trefoil
of pellets cut over crown? (LAL E/G list, No. 7; N.1163;
S.983). Almost very fine, an extremely rare variety; ex
Lockett (1298) and Potter.
*.’ Perhaps out of order: see lots 476-477 and Potter, N.C.
1960, pp. 151-153.
Groat, London, ody. bust and lettering of unusual style, fleurs on
all cusps (not recorded on a regular issue), both lines of the
tressure of equal width, rev. normal style, N’s barred (first
reversely) in LONDON (LAL p. 84, (a) and Potter p. 148;
N.1163; S—). Almost very fine, extremely rare; ex Potter.
Groat, London, ody. similar to last, rev. LOMDOM, some letters
irregular (LAL p. 84, (b) and Potter, p. 148; N.1163; S—.).
Smoothed, fine and extremely rare; ex Potter.
Groats, York (3), with curly-tailed R of Series D both sides (1),
fork-tailed R on rev. only (1), O of EBO overcut and fork-
tailed R both sides (1) (N.1164; S.987). Last very fine,
others nearly so.
Groat, York, with fork-tailed R both sides, obv. no stop before
HYB, rev. E of DEVM cut over D (LAL No. 13 var.; N.1164;
S.987). Extremely fine and toned.
Groat, York, with fork-tailed R both sides (4), varieties include
MEI and PporRVI (see LAL Nos. 10-19; N.1164; $.987). Very
fine and fine, others both fair.
Half-groats, London (9), one with horizontal-tailed R on rev.
with LONDON beginning in Ist quarter (see LAL Nos. 1-8;
N.1165; S.991). One very fine, others mostly fine.
Half-groats, London (11), varieties include C’s for E’s, crviToR
(2) and broken C and E (see LAL Nos. 10-17: N.1165;
S.991). Mostly fine.
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446 Half-groats, York (7), varieties include R of Series D both sides
(E/D?), C’s for E’s, FRACN (see LAL Nos. 1-19; N.1166;
S.996). One extremely fine, others mostly fine to very fine.
447 Half-groats, York (3), with broken C on oby. (2) and with ten
arches to tressure (LAL Nos. 6 and 11; N.1166; S.996).
Extremely fine, fine and very fine, last a very rare variety.
448* Half-groat, York, with ten arches to tressure, obv. same die as
last coin, rev. die differs (LAL No. 11; N.1166; S.996).
Very fine, a very rare variety; ex Potter.
449 Half-groat, York, with lis on breast (LAL No. 12: N.1166;
S.996). Very fine and a very rare variety; ex Potter.
450 Pence, London (8), with annulets in quarters (5) and without (3),
one reads clviros (see LAL Nos. 2-6; N.1167; S.1001).
Last almost extremely fine, others mostly very fine.
451 Pence, York, Royal (3), with fork-tailed R both sides (1), obv.
fork-tailed R, rev. curly-tailed R of Series D, reads CBORACI
(1) and with quatrefoil of annulets at end of obv. legend
(1) WAL Nos. 2/5, 3-and 7; N.1168; S.1017): ast sine,
others very fine or better.
452 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier to right on rev.,
reading DVNELMIE (6), varieties include horizontal-tailed R
(2) and quatrefoil of annulets at end of obv. legend (LAL
Nos. 1-3; N.1170; S.1009). Two very fine, others fine (two
weak).
453* Halfpenny, London, EDWARDVS REX AN, annulet stops, Lombardic
N’s both sides (LAL No. 1; N.1171; S.1021). Reverse off-
centre but very fine and extremely rare; ex Winstanley.
454 Halfpenny, London, similar to last without stop after REx (LAL
No. 2; N.1171; S.1021). Bottom edge weak, almost very
fine, extremely rare; ex Potter.
Series E/F
455 Groats, London, with square E in EDWARD (2), CIVITAS begins in
3rd and 2nd quarter (LAL Nos. 1 and 3; N.1163/1174;
S.982/984). Very fine and fine.
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456* Groat, London, with small lis on cusps except above crown and
fleur on breast, rev. cIvITAS beginning in 2nd quarter (LAL
No. 4?; N.1163/1174; S.982/984). Almost very fine, a
very rare obverse variety not otherwise represented in this
collection; ex Potter.
457 Groats, London, with small lis on cusps except above crown and
broken letters on oby. (2), one with civi in 3rd quarter,
other with civiI in 2nd quarter, H of HyB cut over N on
oby. (LAL. Nos. 6 and 7 var.; N.1163/1174; S.982/984).
Both very fine.
458 Groats, London, with broken C and E on oby. (3), CIVITAS
LOMDON beginning in 3rd quarter, N’s unbarred in LONDON
and reading DcvM with CiviTas beginning in 2nd quarter
(see LAL Nos. 7-10; N.1163/1174; $.982/984). First almost
very fine, others fair.
459 Groat, London, obv. with broken C and E, only eight arches to
tressure (same die as lot 435), rev. C’s for E’s (LAL No.
12; N.1163/1174; S.982/984). Very fine and a very rare
variety; ex Potter.
460 Half-groats, London (3), civiTas beginning in 2nd quarter (2),
one with broken C, D and E and civirTas beginning in 3rd
quarter, no stops (LAL Nos. 1-3; N.1165/1175; S.991/992).
Last very fine, others fine (second small), rare.
461 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier to right on rev.,
reading DVRENE (3), all with rev. E broken at top and N
reversely barred (LAL No. 3; N.1170/1177; S.1009/1010).
Very fine, fine and fair.
Series F/E
462* Groat, London, rev. E broken at bottom (LAL No. 13; N.1174/
1163: $.984/982). Almost extremely fine, rare.
463 Groats, London (3), all with broken E on rev. (LAL Nos. 13-14:
N.1174/1163; $.984/982). Very fine, fine and fair (pierced),
rare.
464 Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reads
DVNELMIE (LAL No. 5; N.1177/1170; S.1010/1009). Edge
crack and small piercing, otherwise fine, rare.
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£44.00
£38.00
£28.00
£17.00
£42.00
£24.00
£20.00
£28.00
£32.00
£32.00
£26.00
£23.00
£30.00
£24.00
£34.00
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Series F
(I.m. Crown; C and E broken at top, normal R; half-groats
have lis on all cusps of the tressure.)
for
465 Groats, London, with no broken letters (6), one reads LOMDOM
(see LAL 1-19; N.1174; 8.984). Fine or very fine.
466 Groats, London, with no broken letters (8), varieties include
LOMDOM and C’s for E’s on rey. (see LAL Nos. 1-19;
N.1174; 8.984). Fair or fine.
467* Groat, London, with broken letters on obv. (LAL No. 20;
N.1174; S.984). Very fine; ex Lockett (1296).
468 Groats, London, with broken letters on rev. (6) (see LAL Nos.
21-23; N.1174; S.984). One very fine, others fair to fine.
469 Groats, London, with broken letters both sides (6) (see LAL Nos.
24-29; N.1174; S.984). Mostly fine or better.
470 Half-groats, London, with no broken letters (5), all read FRACI
(see LAL Nos. 1-4; N.1175; S.992). Two very fine, two
fine, one fair.
471 Half-groats, London, with no broken letters (6), two read FRAC
(see LAL Nos. 1-5; N.1175; S.992). One very fine, two
fine, three fair.
472 Half-groats, London, with broken C, D and E on rev. (4), one
without stops on rev. (see LAL Nos. 8-9; N.1175; S.992).
Fine.
473 Pence, London (6), various (see LAL Nos. 1-4; N.1176; $.1002).
Two very fine, others fine (one very small).
474 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reading
DVRENE (3), one with broken letters on rev. (see LAL Nos.
1-4; N.1177; S.1010). Last very fine, others fine.
475* Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reads
DVRENE, ‘local’ oby. die of crude work (N.1177; S.1010).
Obverse legend weak, otherwise very fine.
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Series E/G
The groat mules are discussed at length by Potter, N.C. 1960,
pp. Isi-153:
Lot
476 Groats, London, with obv. small lis at cusps, no broken letters
(2, same die), rev. with large and small annulet in 2nd
(cIv1) quarter, N’s barred (LAL Nos. 1 and 2; N.1163/
1193; $.982/985). Both off-centre but fine and very rare.
477* Groat, London, with oby. trefoils at cusps, broken C? and E,
rev. small annulet in 2nd (cIv1) quarter and large annulet?
in Ist (DON) quarter, N’s reversely barred (not listed in
LAL; N.1163/1193; $.982/985). Almost very fine but bent,
very rare; ex Lawrence (1125).
478 Half-groats, London (4), with oby. no broken letters (3), rev. no
annulet in quarter (1) and annulet outside pellets in 2nd
(LON) quarter (2, same die) and with ody. broken letters, F
omitted, rev. same die as last two coins (see LAL Nos. 7-13;
N.1165/1201-2; S.991/993). First fine, others fair, very
rare.
Series Ga/F
479* Groats, London, with oby. annulet (double-cut) below bust, rev.
1m. crown, D and E broken at top (2, same dies) (LAL
No. 9; N.1193/1174; S.985/984). Very fine (illustrated)
and fine, extremely rare.
Series F/G
480 Groats, London, with no broken letters on obv. (4). rev. with
annulet outside pellet in 2nd (cIv1) quarter (2), with annulet
in 2nd (cIv1) quarter (1) and without annulet (1) (see LAL
Nos. 1-8; N.1174/1193; S.984/985). First two very fine,
others fair and fine.
481 Groats, London, with broken letters on oby. and annulet in 2nd
(cIv1) quarter on rey. (4), various (sce LAL Nos. 4-8;
N.1174/1193; S.984/985). Almost very fine (one scratched
on obverse).
482 Groats, London, with broken letters on obv. and annulet in 2nd
(cIv1) quarter on rev. (3), various (see LAL Nos. 4-8;
N.1174/1193; S.984/985). All very fine.
to
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£30.00
£38.00°
£22.00
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£55.00
£40.00
£34.00
£50.00
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484
485
486
487
488
489
490
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Half-groats, London, with annulet outside pellets on rev. (3), in
2nd (LON) quarter (2) and 4th (pon) quarter (1), various
(see LAL Nos. 1-5; N.1175/1201; $.992/993). Fine.
Half-groat, London, with annulet within pellets on rev. (4), in
in 2nd (CIv1) quarter (2) and 3rd (Lon) quarter (2), various
a LAL Nos. 8-13; N.1175/1201; $.992/993). Fine or
etter.
Half-groats, London, without annulet on rey. (7), varieties include
DEV DCVM ADIM (2) (see LAL Nos. 6, 7 and 9; N.1175/
Le ss S.992/993). One very fine, others mostly fine or
etter.
Pence, London (7), with annulet in one quarter of rey. (5), CIVI
(3), LON (1), Lom (1), and without annulet with C cut at top
(2) (see LAL Nos. 1-4 and p. 172; N.1176/1205-6; $.1002/
1003). Mostly fine or very fine.
Series G
(I.m. Cross 3; E cut across top of back, broken at bottom, with
extra long middle bar (late) and open (G h).)
Groats, London, without annulet under bust, all arches fleured,
annulet in 2nd (cIv1) quarter on rey. (5), all N’s barred
(three reversely) in LONDON (LAL Ga, see Nos. G' and 9;
N.1193; S.985). Mostly very fine.
Groats, London, with annulet below bust and all arches fleured
(9), rev. annulet in 2nd quarter (8) and in 3rd quarter (1),
unbarred N’s in LONDON (LAL Ga, see Nos. 1-14; N.1193;
S.985). Fine or very fine.
Groats, London, with annulet below bust and all arches fleured
(9), rev. annulet in 2nd quarter (8) and in Ist quarter (1),
unbarred N’s in LONDON (LAL Ga, see Nos. 14-16; N.1193:
S.985). One small, fine or very fine.
Groats, London, with annulet below bust, all arches fleured on
oby. (10), rev. annulet in 2nd quarter (8) and Ist quarter
(2), last six with N’s unbarred in LONDON (LAL Ga, see
Nos. 17-38; N.1193; S.985). Mostly fine or better.
Groats, London, with annulet below bust, all arches fleured on
oby. (2), rev. with annulet in Ist and 2nd quarter, LOMDOM
and rev. with annulet in 4th (cIvi) quarter, N’s unbarred
in LONDON (LAL Ga/Gb, Nos. 1 and 1*; N.1193/1194:
S.985). Both very fine and rare.
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492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
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Groats, London, without annulet below bust, top arches not
fleured on oby. (4), rev. with N’s barred in LONDON, annulet
in 2nd quarter (3) and rev. with N’s unbarred in LONDON,
annulet in 3rd quarter (1) (LAL Gb/Ga, see Nos. 2-4;
N.1194/1193; S$.985). Mostly very fine.
Groats, London, with annulet in quarter under cIvI on rev. (9),
2nd quarter (8), varieties include LoMpOoM (2), one with
mixed lis and trefoils at cusps, and 3rd quarter (1) (LAL
Gb, see Nos. 1-12; N.1194; S.985). One pierced and gilt,
others mostly very fine.
Groats, London (10), with annulet under TAS (6), varieties include
ADIVTORCM, mixed lis and trefoils at cusps, broken letters
(2) and with annulet under LON (4), 3rd quarter (3), one
with E’s cut at top on rev., and 2nd quarter (1) (LAL Gb,
Nos. 13-27; N.1194; 8.985). Fine or very fine.
Groats, London (7), with annulet under DON (5), 4th quarter (4)
and Ist quarter (1), three with letters cut at top and with
no annulet in quarter (2), both with letters cut at top, one
no stops on rev. (LAL Gb, see Nos. 28-35; N.1194; S.985).
Mostly fine or better.
Groats, London, with saltire stops on rev. (3), saltire in quarter
under crv (2), one with letters cut at top and under Tas
(1), reads EDWAD, E’s cut at top on obv. (LAL Gc, see Nos.
1-7; N.1195; S.985). )Two very fine, other almost fine.
Groats, London, with rev. saltire stops and saltire in quarter
under LON (3), one reads EDWAD and FRNC with E’s cut at
top on obyv. (LAL Gc, see Nos. 8-11; N.1195; 8.985). One
very fine, others nearly so.
Groats, London, with saltire stops on rev. (2), with saltire in
quarter under DON and without saltire in quarter, D omitted
on obv., E’s cut at top on rev. (LAL Gc, see Nos. 12-15;
N.1195; S.985). Second very fine, first nearly so.
Groats, London, with TA (pellet)s and large annulet stops on
rev. (4), with annulet in Ist quarter (2) and 4th quarter (2),
three with letters cut at top (LAL Gb or c/Gd; N.1194-5/
1196; S.985). Two very fine, two fine.
10
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£52.00
£38.00
£22.00
£22.00
£20.00
£26.00
£34.00
£21.00
£21.00
£15.00
£28.00
£18.00
£12.00
£40.00
£28.00
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500. Groats, London, with Ta (pellet)s and large annulet stops both
sides (3), with annulet in lst quarter and 4th quarter and
without annulet in quarter, last two with E broken at
lee (LAL Gd, see Nos. 1-5; N.1196; 8.985). All very
ne.
501 Groats, London, with obv. small annulet stops and rev. pellets in
T—A-—S and large annulet stops (4), three omit D on obv.,
other with letters cut at top on obv. (LAL Gborc/Ge orf;
N.1194-5 / 1196-7; S.985). Mostly fine.
502 Groat, London, with large annulet stops, obv. no fleurs above
crown, rey. pellets in T—A-—S, annulet in Ist quarter (LAL
Gd/Georf; N.1196/1197-8; S.985). Very fine, rare; ex
Potter.
503* Groat, London, with all arches fleured and pellet above crown,
rev. TA(pellet)s, large annulet stops and annulet in Ist
(DON) quarter (LAL Ge/Gd, No. 1; N.1197/1196; S.985).
Better than fine, rare; ex Winstanley.
504 Groats, London (2), both with obv. small annulet stops, C and E
cut at top, rev. pellets in T—A-—s, large annulet stops,
annulet in Ist quarter, one with clvi recut (LAL Gborc/
Georf; N.1194-5/1197-8; S.985). One obverse woolly,
both very fine and rare.
505 Groats, London, with all arches fleured and pellet above crown
on oby., pellets in T—A-—S and annulet in Ist quarter on
rev. (4), varieties include flaw above N and at base of L in
LONDON and S recut in clviras (LAL Ge, see Nos. 1-6;
N.1197; S.985). One fair, others fine or better.
506 Groat, London, oby. with fleurs above crown but not on shoul-
ders, reads EDWAD, rev. TA(pellet)s, without annulet in
quarter and E broken at bottom (LAL Gf/Gd, No. 1;
N.1198/1196; S.985). Ragged, almost very fine, rare; ex
Mangakis.
507 Groats, London (3), all with obv. same die as last, rev. pellets in
T—A-—S and annulet in Ist quarter, D double-cut and N
broken below (2) in LONDON (LAL Gf, Nos. 2 and 4;
N.1198; S$.985). All about very fine.
508 Groat, London, obv. arches fleured and pellet above crown, rev.
saltire stops, pellets in T—A-—S, annulet in Ist quarter
(LAL. ‘Ge/Gs, No. 1; N.1197/11995 3.985). dee crack,
almost extremely fine, rare; ex Potter.
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509 Groat, London, oby. saltire stops, small lis on neck, top arches
not fleured, rev. pellets in T—A-—S, annulet in Ist quarter
and flaw at base of L in LONDON (LAL Gg/Ge, No. 2:
N.1199/1197; S.985). Dented, fine and rare; ex Lawrence
(536).
510 Groats, London (3), all with obv. fleurs above crown but not on
shoulders, EDWAD, rev. saltire stops, pellets in T—A-S,
annulet in lst quarter (LAL Gf/Gg, see Nos. 1-3; N.1198/
1199; S.985). Fine.
511 Groats, London, with saltire stops both sides (6), two fleurs (2),
one fleur (1) and without fleurs (3) above crown (LAL
Gg, see Nos. 1-7; N.1199; S.985). One very fine, others
fine or better.
512 Groats, London, with open E on obv. and saltire stops both sides
(4), various (LAL Gh/Gg, see Nos. 1-5; N.1200/1199;
S.985). One pierced and gilt, one fair and two nearly very
fine.
513* Groat, London, with open E both sides (LAL Gh, No. 1; N.1200;
S.985). Bust scratched and weak in centre both sides, other-
wise fine, the only recorded specimen of this sub-type; ex
Lawrence (1128) and Mangakis.
514 Half-groats, London, with annulet below bust on odv., annulet
in 2nd (cIv1) quarter and N’s reversely barred in LONDON
on rev. (7), one without fleurs above crown (LAL Ga, see
Nos. 1-12; N.1201; $.994). Mostly fine or better.
515 Half-groats, London, with annulet below bust (4), rev. annulet in
2nd (cIv1) quarter (3), normal N’s (2) and unbarred N’s (1)
in LONDON and with annulet in 3rd (civ) quarter (LAL Ga,
see Nos. 1-8; N.1201; S.994). All about very fine (two
small).
516 Half-groats, London, with annulet below bust on ody., unbarred
N’s in LONDON on rey. (3), with annulet in 4th (TAs) quarter
(2) and 4th (DON) quarter (1) (LAL Ga, see Nos. 16, 18
and 19; N.1201; 8.994). One cracked, fine or better.
517 Half-groats, London, with annulet below bust on obv., no annulet
in quarter and unbarred N’s in LONDON on rev. (3) (LAL
Ga, see Nos. 20-23; N.1201; 8.994). Two nearly very fine,
other extremely fine but obverse double-struck.
£36.00
£23.00
£32.00
£32.00
£42.00
£32.00
£24.00
£15.00
£28.00
£13.00
£13.00
£15.00
£28.00
£36.00
£13.00
£26.00
£15.00
£24.00
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518
1,
520
521
522
523
524
25
526
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Half-groats, London, without fleurs above crown (3), annulet in
Ist (DON) quarter, vI of PoSvI recut and without annulet
in quarter (2), both with C and E cut at top (LAL Gb, see
Nos. 2-5; N.1202; S.993). Two fine, other pierced.
Half-groat, London, ody. annulet under bust, rev. saltire stops,
C and E cut at top, no annulet in quarter (LAL Ga/Gc,
No. 1; N.1203; S.994). Almost very fine, rare; ex Law-
rence (538).
Half-groat, London, obv. fleur at left of hair omitted, C and E
cut at top, rev. saltire stops, C and E broken at top (LAL
Gb/Gc, No. 1; N.1203; 8.993). Almost very fine.
Half-groats, London (3), all with obv. annulet under bust, rev.
pellets in T—A-—S, large annulet stops, no pellet in quarter
(LAL Ga/Gf, see Nos. 1-5; N.1204; S.994). Fine or better,
rare.
Half-groats, London, with oby. top arches not fleured, C and E
cut at top, rev. pellets in T—A-—S, large annulet stops, no
pellet in quarter (7), fleur at left omitted (5), fleur at right
omitted (1), neither fleur omitted (1) (LAL Gb/Gf, sée Nos.
1-9; N.1204; S.993). Fine or very fine.
Pence, London, reading ANGL, no annulet below bust or in quarter
on rey. (2) (LAL Ga, see Nos. 1-2*; N.1205; $.1004). Both
off-centre, very fine and fine.
Pence, London, reading ANGLI F with annulet below bust (5), rev.
annulet in CIviI quarter (3), no annulet in quarter (1) and
extra pellet? in cIvi quarter (LAL Ga; N.1205; S.1004).
Fine or very fine.
Penny, London, oby. reads ANGLI, no stops and no annulet below
bust, rev. annulet in LON quarter (LAL Gb/Ga; N.1206/
1205; $.1003). Dented but fine, the sub-mule apparently
unrecorded, the obverse die occurs with a Ge reverse (see
lot 527); ex Winstanley.
Pence, London (4), reading ANGL F with different bust (2), both
with annulet in cIvI quarter and reading ANGLI, normal
bust, rev. no annulet in quarter (2) (LAL Gb, see Nos. 1-2
and Uncertain, No. 2; N.1206; S.1003). One fine, others
very fine.
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527
528
529
530
332
Spe
534*
535
536
63
Pence, London (2), both with oby. reading ANGLI, no stops (same
die as lot 525), rev. with saltire in Clvi and TAS quarters
(LAL Gb/Ge; N.1206/1207; S.1005). Fine or better, rare.
Pence, London, with saltire stops on obyv. (2), one with rev.
saltire in TAS quarter, the other perhaps similar or without
saltire in quarter due to weak striking, S of CIvITAS cut
ever-? (LAL Go, Nos: 3 and'5?; N.1207; S:1005). Very
fine and fine.
Pence, London (2), both with oby. reading ANGLI F, rev. pellets in
T—A-—S and Saltire before LONDON (LAL Gf/Gg, see Nos.
1-3; N.1208 (=1209), S.1003). Almost very fine.
Penny, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil enclosing
pellet in centre of rev., small annulet stops, no marks (LAL
Ga; N.1210; S.1019). Small but very fine; ex Lawrence
(534).
Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil enclosing
pellet in centre of rev. (3), with annulet on bust, rev. pellet
in TA—S (1), pellets in T—A—S (1) and with local obv. die
(1) (LAL Gd, Gf and Uncertain (b); N.1211-2; $.1019-20).
Fine but not well struck.
Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rey. (2), both with oby. saltire stops, one with rev. pellets
in T—A-—S (LAL Gg; N.1213; S.1019). Both fine.
Penny, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev., open (late) E both sides (LAL Gh; cf. N.1214; $.1019).
Fair only, extremely rare, only listed by LAL as a reverse
mule; ex Winstanley.
Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reads
DVREME, annulet below bust (LAL Ga, No. 2/4; N.1215;
S.1012). Almost very fine.
Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reads
ANGLI F, large annulet stops, rev. pellet before DVREME
(LAI. GF; No: 23 ¢7 NAZIS; “SM0L]). Fine and rare-ex
Winstanley.
Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev. (2), one
with obv. late closed E, the other with trefoil on breast,
both with rev. pellets in T—-A-—S (LAL Gg, Nos. 1 and 4;
N.1220; $.1011 and 1014). Both fine.
£12.00
£14.00
£16.00
£13.00
£19.00
£15.00
£52.00
2100
£34.00
£40.00
£44.00
£20.00
£105.00
£110.00
£90.00
£21.00
£65.00
£42.00
£9.00
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Lor
537* Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., large
annulet stops, rev. DVRELMIE, open (late) E (LAL Gd/Gh;
N.1218/1221; §.1015). Fine and very rare, the mule not
listed by LAL; ex Winstanley.
538 Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., saltire
stops, open (late) E, rev. DVREME, late closed E, pellets in
T-A-—S (LAL Gh/Gg, see Nos. 1-2; N.1221/1220; S.1015/
1011). Almost fine, rare; ex Winstanley.
Treaty Period (1361-69)
Transitional Series (1361)
(I1.m. Cross Potent; large H and I; obverse with French title
omitted and replaced on groats only by Aquitaine title; annulet
at cusps by crown (groats and half-groats) and in upper quarters
of initial cross (penny, ? London only).)
539 Groat, London, with annulet at cusps by crown, large H, I and P,
oby. reads HIB Z ACQ, top arches not fleured, rev. without
saltire after PoSvI, double saltire before MEV (cf. LAL
No. 1/5; N.1225; S.1024). Very fine and full, very rare;
ex Potter.
540* Groat, London, similar, obv. reads HIB z AC, rev. double saltire
after DEVM (cf. LAL No. 2; N.1225; $.1024). Very fine and
very rare; ex Winstanley.
541 Groat, London, similar, oby. reads HIBN Z ACQ, top arches fleured
(LAL No. 4; N.1225; 8.1024). Very fine and very rare; ex
Lawrence (545).
542 Groats, London (2), both similar to last (LAL Nos. 5 and 6;
N.1225; 8.1024). One pierced, other obverse scraped, other-
wise fine, rare.
543 Half-groat, London, with annulet at cusps by crown, large H, I
and P, top arches fleured on oby., Lombardic N’s in LONDON
on rev. (LAL Nos. 1-3; N.1226; $.1025). Smali, almost very
fine, very rare; ex Potter.
544 Half-groat, London, similar (LAL Nos. 1-3; N.1226; S.1025).
Obverse weak from a rusty die, fine and very rare; ex
Winstanley.
545 Half-groat, London, similar (LAL Nos. 1-3; N.1226; S.1025).
Piece missing and edge crack, fair only, rare; ex Lawrence
(547).
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546* Half-groat, London, similar with oby. double saltire after DNS
(LAL Nos. 5-6; N.1226; $.1025). Very fine and very rare;
ex Lawrence (546).
547* Penny, London, with annulets (or pellets) in upper quarters of
initial cross, Lombardic N’s both sides (LAL, p. 192:
N.1227; S.1026). Very fine and very rare; ex Lawrence
(548) and Winstanley.
548* Penny, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil enclosing
pellet m centre of rev. (LAL p. 192; N.1228; $.1027).
Reverse double-struck, fine and very rare; ex Winstanley.
549 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil enclosing
pellet in centre of yev. (2) (LAL p. 192; N.1228; $.1027).
Obverse fine, reverse corroded and fair, both rare.
550* Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev., reads
DORELME (LAL p. 192; N.1229; S.1028). One edge weak,
otherwise very fine, very rare; ex Lockett (1310).
551 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier on rev. (2), dies
differ (LAL p. 192; N.1229; 8.1028). Both fair, rare.
Treaty Series (1361-69)
Group I; Obv. nothing before EDWARD, rev. A unbarred in
ADIVTOREM (groat and half-groat), and CIVITAS
(penny and halfpenny).
Group II; Obv. annulet before EDWARD (groat and half-groat)
and pellet before EDWARD (penny and halfpenny),
rev. A barred in ADIVTOREM (groat and half-groat)
and CIvITAS (penny and halfpenny).
552 Groats, London, Group I with no mark before EDWARD and A
unbarred in ADIVTORE, double saltire stops both sides (2),
one with O of ADIVTORE cut over E (LAL (a); N.1247;
S.1030). Almost extremely fine.
553 Groats, London, Group I, double saltire stops both sides (6)
(LAL (a); N.1247; S.1030). Three small, mostly fine.
554 Groats, London, Group I, obv. double saltire stops, rev. single
saltire stops (3), one without fleur on breast, reading AQ—T
(LAL (b); N.1248; S.1030). Two very fine (one weak),
other pierced and cracked.
£70.00
£62.00
£28.00
£15.00
£40.00
£23.00
£70.09
£36.00
£64.00
£65.00
£18.00
£28.00
£25.00
£50.00
£50.00
£66.00
£72.00
£30.00
£38.00
£48.00
Lor
555
556
Sa
558
D599
560
561
562"
563
564
565
66
Groats, London, Group I, oby. single annulet stops, rev. double
saltire stops (6) (LAL (c); N.1249; S.1030). Two very fine,
three fine, one poor.
Groat, London, Group I, obv. single annulet stops, rev. double
saltire stops, Roman N, reversely barred, in ANGL (LAL (c);
N.1249; §.1030). Edge partly corroded and scratch across
face, almost very fine and a very rare variety; ex Potter.
Groats, London, Group I, obv. single annulet stops, rev. single
saltire stops (3) (LAL (d); N.1250; S.1030). One very fine
and full with edge crack, others almost very fine but one
with edge broken away.
Groat, London, Group I, oby. double annulet stops, rev. single
saltire stops (LAL (e); N.1251; S.1030). Face double-
struck, fine and rare; ex Potter.
Groats, London, Group I, oby. double annulet stops, rev. double
saltire stops (10), various (LAL (f); N.1252; $.1030). One
very fine, others mostly fair or fine.
Groats, London, Group I, obv. double annulet stops, rev. double
saltire stops (10), various (LAL (f); N.1252; S.1030). One
very fine, one pierced, others mostly fine.
Groat, London, Group I, ody. double annulet stops, curule X,
rev. double saltire stops (LAL (f), No. 33; N.1252; S.1030).
Extremely fine, a rare variety; ex Potter.
Groat, London, Group I, oby. double annulet stops, annulet on
breast, rev. double saltire stops, pellet at tail of R in
ADIVTOREM (LAL (g), No. 34; N.1253; S.1032). Almost
extremely fine and a very rare variety; ex Potter.
Contemporary forgeries (?) of London groats (2), listed and
illustrated by Lawrence as Group I (h), same obv. die, one
reads ADEVTOREM on rev. (LAL Nos. 35 and 36). One very
fine, other nearly so, interesting.
Groats, London, Group I/II, obv. Agr wide apart, double annulet
stops, rev. A barred in ADIVTOREM, double saltire stops
(4), one with pellet after V in ADIVTOREM (LAL (i); N.1255;
S.1030). One very fine, others fine.
Groats, London, Group I/II, obv. ager normal, double annulet
stops, rev. A barred in ADIVTOREM (5), one reads ADIV-
TOREVM (LAL (i); N.1255; $.1030). Mostly very fine.
10
10
tO
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Lot
566 Groats, London, Group II/I, obv. annulet before Epwarp, double
saltire stops, rev. A unbarred in ADIVTOREM (4—two with
A’s uncertain), varieties include AIVTOREM and ADIV-
TOREVM (LAL (j); N.1256; S.1031). Two fine, two very
fine.
567 Groats, London, Group II, obv. annulet before EDwaRD, double
annulet stops, rev. A barred in ADIVTOREM, double saltire
stops (6), varieties include AIVTOREM and ball-tailed R on
rey. (2) (LAL (k); N.1257; S.1031). Three very fine, two
fine, one fair.
568 Groats, London, Group II, obv. annulet before EDWARD, rev. A
barred in ADIVTOREM (6), varieties include unbarred N’s in
LONDON and ball-tailed R on rev. (LAL (k); N.1257;
S.1031). Four very fine, two fine.
569 Groats, London, Group II, obv. annulet before EDWARD, rev. A
barred in ADIVTOREM (6), ADIVTOREVM MEVM, AIVTOREM
MEVM (N’s unbarred in LONDON) and ADITOREM (LAL (k);
N.1257; S.1031). One very fine, others fine or better (one
pierced).
570* Groat, Calais, as London issues of Group I (g) with ody. annulet
on breast, double annulet stops, rev. double saltire stops
and ball-tailed R (N.1258; S.1033). Very fine and toned,
rare; ex Potter.
571 Groat, Calais, similar (LAL Group I (g); N.1258; S.1033). Very
fine but small, rare; ex Winstanley.
572 Groat, Calais, similar (LAL Group I(g); N.1258; S.1033). Fine
and rare.
573 Groat, Calais, similar (LAL Group I(g); N.1258; §S.1033).
Cracke but fine, rare.
574 Half-groats, London, Group I, obv. double annulet stops, rev.
double saltire stops (5), one without fleur on breast (LAL
(f); N.1259; S.1034). Three almost very fine, others fine
(irregular).
575 Half-groats, London, Group I, obv. double annulet stops, rev.
double saltire stops (5) (LAL (f); N.1259; S.1034). Fine
or better.
£40.00
£48.00
£55.00
£46.00
£72.00
£50.00
£26.00
£21.00
£32.00
£26.00
£20.00
£65.00
£28.00
£34.00
£38.00
£21.00
£22.00
£28.00
£30.00
£32.00
Lor
576
68
Half-groats, London, Group I, obv. double annulet stops, rev.
double saltire stops (3), all read AlvTORE, one without fleur
a breast (LAL (f); N.1259; $.1034). One very fine, others
ne.
577* Half-groat, London, Group I, oby. double annulet stops, rev.
578
S79
580
581
582
583
584
double saltire stops (LAL (f); N.1259; §.1034). Extremely
fine and toned. )
Half-groat, London, Group I, oby. double annulet stops, annulet
on breast, rev. double saltire stops, ball-tailed R (LAL (g):
N.1260; S.1036). Very fine and full.
Half-groat, London, Group I, similar, with annulet on breast
(LAL (g); N.1260; S.1036). Almost very fine and a very
rare variety; ex Winstanley.
Half-groats, London, Group II/I, obv. annulet before EDWARD,
double annulet stops, rev. A unbarred in ADIVTORE, double
saltire stops (5), one reads DEV and MEVM. another DEV
ADIVTOREM (LAL (j); N.1261; S.1035). Three very fine,
two fair.
Half-groat, London, Group II/I, similar to last coin, reading
DEV ADIVTOREM (LAL (j); N.1261; §.1035). Better than
very fine.
Half-groats, London, Group II, oby. annulet before EDWARD,
double annulet stops, large fleurs at cusps, rev. A barred
in ADIVTORE and double saltire stops (5) (LAL (k); N.1262:
S.1035). One very fine, others fine (one has been brooch-
mounted).
Half-groats, London, Group H, obv. annulet before EDWarD,
small fleurs at cusps, rev. A barred in ADIVTORE (6) (LAL
(k); N.1262; S.1035). Two very fine, two fine, two fair.
Half-groat, Calais, similar to groat with oby. annulet on breast,
double annulet stops, rev. double saltire stops and _ ball-
tailed R (LAL Group I(g); N.1263; $.1037). Almost very
fine but dented, very rare; ex Lawrence (558).
Half-groat, Calais, similar with normal R on rev. (LAL Group
I(g); N.1263; S.1037). Almost very fine, very rare; ex
Winstanley.
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586 Pence, London, Group I, oby. no mark before EDWARD, double
annulet stops, rev. unbarred A in civiTas (3), two with
saltire after LONDON (LAL (f); N.1264; $.1038). Two very
fine, other fine.
587 Pence, London, Group I, similar (2), both with saltire after
LONDON (LAL (f); N.1263; S.1038). Both very fine.
588 Pence, London, Group II, obv. pellet before EDWARD, rev. barred
A in civiTas (7), four with annulet after LONDON (LAL (k);
N.1264; $.1039). Mostly fine or very fine.
589* Penny, Calais, Group I, obv. no mark before EDWARD, rev. un-
barred A in VILLA (pellet after) (N.1266; $.1040). Very fine
and round, very rare; ex Winstanley.
590 Penny, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev., reads EDWARDVS DEI G REX AN (Treaty X, not legible),
annulet stops, rev. extra pellet in civr and Aci quarters
(LAL No. 1; N.1267; S.1043). Fair only, rare.
591 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev. (9), all read EDWARDVS REX ANGLI, Treaty X with
pellet stops (LAL Nos. 2-3; N.1268; $.1044). Fair to fine.
592 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev. (8), similar, reading EDWARDVS REX ANGLI, Treaty X
with pellet stops (LAL Nos. 2-3; N.1268; S.1044). Mostly
fine.
593 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev. (4), all with same oby. legend with voided quatrefoil
on breast and before EDWARDVS (LAL Nos. 4-5; N.1269:
S.1045). All fair.
594 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev. (2), both with same obdv. legend, annulet before
EDWARDVS (LAL No. 6; N.1270; $.1046). Fair and fine.
595 Penny, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rey., legend as on London pence, EDWARD ANGL [R DNS]
HyB, double annulet stops, rev. EBOR/ACI (LAL No. 7;
N.1271; S.1047). Fair.
£26.00
£17.00
£42.00
£54.00
£11.00
£30.00
£38.00
£15.00
£16.00
£5.00
£13.00
£13.00
£7.00
£30.00
£42.00
£21.00
£11.00
£26.00
£42.00
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596 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rey, (2), one reading EDWARDVS REX ANGLI, Treaty X and
Roman N, pellet stops, other with double annulet after
ANGLI (Lombardic N) and civiras (LAL Nos. 2 and —/8;
N.1268; S.1044). Fine and fair.
597 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier (to left) on rev.
(4), all read EDWARDVS REX ANGLI, Treaty X and Roman N
(reversely barred), annulet (or pellet?) stops, rev. DVREME
(LAL No. 1; N.1272; S.1042). One fine, others fair only.
598 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier (to left) on rev.
(2), both with pellet before DVREME (LAL No. 2; N.1272;
S.1042). Both fair (one full but corroded).
599 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier (to right) on rev.
(2), one with no stops and N unbarred on obv., other with
pellet before DVREME (cf. LAL Nos. 1 and 2; N.1272;
S.1042). Both very fine (one weak).
600* Penny, Durham, Bishop Hatfield?, without crozier on rev., reads
DVNELMIS (LAL No. 6; N.1273; S.1041). Off-centre but
very fine and of neat work; ex Winstanley.
601* Halfpenny, London, Group I, obvy. EDWARDVS REX AN, Treaty X
and double pellet stops, rev. round N’s, pellet after LONDON
(LAL (f); N.1274; S.1048). Very fine; ex Winstanley.
602 Halfpence, London (2), Group I, similar to last but pellet in N
of DoN, Group II/I (?) perhaps with annulet stops on oby.
and unbarred A on rev. (LAL Nos. 2 and 5?; N.1274 and
1275?; S.1048 and 1049?). First very fine but almost in
two pieces, second fair.
603 Halfpenny, London, Group I/II, obv. wedge? before EDwarRDvs,
pellet at upper left corner of A and another in N of An,
rev. barred A in ClIviITAs, annulet after Lo (pellet) NDoN
(LAL No. 6; N.1275; S.1048). One edge weak, otherwise
very fine; ex Lawrence (552).
604 Halfpenny, London, Group II, obv. pellet before EDWARDvs,
annulet stops, rev. barred A in CIviTAs, annulet after
LONDON (LAL No. 7; N.1275; S.1049). Almost extremely
fine (dirty).
Lor
605
606*
607
608
609
610*
611
612
613
Tt
Farthing, London, obv. EDWARDVS REX, pellet stop, rev. CIVITAS
LONDON, horizontal-barred N’s (LAL Nos. 1-3; N.1276:;
S.1050). Corroded and chipped, fine and very rare; ex
Lawrence (1145).
Farthing, London, similar but no stop on oby. (LAL No. 4/1-3;
N.1276; S.1050). Obverse double-struck (5 o'clock) but
very fine and full, very rare; ex Lawrence (1145).
Farthing, London, similar to last but N’s unbarred (LAL No. 4;
N.1276; S.1050). Small crack and chip, almost very fine,
very rare; ex Winstanley.
Treaty/Post-Treaty mules
Groat, London, obyv. Treaty die without annulet before EDWARD,
double annulet stops, rev. Post-Treaty lettering, initial cross
replaced by saltire, double pellet after posv1, saltire before
CIVITAS (LAL No. 1). Fine and very rare; ex Lawrence
(1148).
Groat, London, obv. same die as last, rev. saltire stops (double
and single), saltire before CIvITAS, reads AD/IVTOREM (LAL
No. 1/—). Small, fine, very rare; ex Potter.
Groat, London, ody. annulet before EDWARD, double saltire stops,
rey. pellet stops (double after DEvM), chevron-barred A in
CIVITAS, Saltire after LONDON (LAL No. 2). Very fine and
very rare; ex Lawrence (559) and Winstanley.
Groat, London, obv. a similar die to last, rev. similar but double
pellets after DEvM and before MEyM, chevron-barred A in
CIVITAS, Saltire before and after LONDON (LAL No. 2/—).
Small and obverse scored, better than fine, very rare; ex
Potter.
Half-groats, London, with oby. Treaty die with annulet before
EDWARD (2), one with oby. double annulet stops, rev. initial
cross replaced by saltire and saltire before LONDON, other
with obv. double saltire stops, rev. normal (LAL Nos. 1
and 4). Both with obverse fair, reverse fine (second small),
both very rare.
Half-groat, London, obv. similar die to first coin in last lot, rev.
reads DEV (LAL No. 2/—). Almost very fine, very rare.
£44.00
£105.00
£38.00
£80.00
£65.00
£160.00
£85.00
£34.00
£50.00
£85.00
£80.00
£110.00
£55.00
£24.00
£48.00
£32.00
£145.00
£75.00
£44.00
Lor
614
615
616*
617
618
G19*
620
621*
622
623
72
Half-groat, London, oby. a similar die to last, rev. reads DEVM
(LAL No. 2/4). Very fine and full, very rare.
Half-groat, London, oby. annulet before EDwARD, double saltire
stops, rev. initial cross replaced by saltire and saltire before
LONDON (LAL No. 3/1). Very fine and very rare.
Half-groat, London, oby. same die as last, rev. same die as lot
614 (LAL No. 4). Almost extremely fine, very rare; ex
Potter.
Half-groat, London, same dies as last (LAL No. 4). Obverse
double-struck, almost very fine, very rare; ex Winstanley.
Penny, London, oby. Treaty die with pellet before EDWARD, rev.
Roman N’s, reversely barred (LAL No. 1). Three edge
cracks, almost very fine, very rare; ex Winstanley.
Penny, London, ody. a similar die, rev. Roman N’s, reversely
barred and chevron-barred A (LAL No. 2). Very fine and
very rare; ex Lockett (1307).
Penny, London, ody. another similar die, rev. unbarred A in
CIVITAS, Saltire before civiras and pellet before LONDON
(LAL No. 3). Obverse scratched, almost very fine, very
rare; ex Lawrence (1144).
Post-Treaty Period (1369-77)
Groat, London, obv. initial cross with four pellets around, chain-
mail on breast, reads HIB F A, rey. saltire stops (mixed),
saltire before and after LONDON (LAL No. 3; N.1284;
S.1053). A little smooth and small, very fine and extremely
rare; ex Winstanley.
Groat, London, oby. same die as last, rev. a similar die to last
(LAL No. 3; N.1284; 8.1053). Obverse scratched, almost
very fine, extremely rare; ex Potter.
Groat, London, oby. initial cross with four pellets around and
chain-mail on breast but reads HIB F AQ, rev. double saltire
after ADIVTOREM cut over E, saltire after LON and DON
(LAL No. 6/2; N.1284; S.1053). Urregular and plugged at
top, fine with clear bust, extremely rare.
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624.
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
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Groat, London, oby. initial cross with four pellets around, chain-
mail on breast, reads HIB (Aquitaine title omitted), rev.
saltire stops (LAL No. 7/—; N.1285; S.1053). Almost very
fine, extremely rare; ex Potter.
Groat, London, same dies as last (LAL No. 7/—; N.1285;
S.1053). Fine and extremely rare; ex Lockett (1314).
Groat, London, oby. same die as last two coins, rev. double saltire
before A/DIVTOR/EM, Saltire before CIVITAS and LONDON
(LAL No. 9/—; N.1285; S.1053). Very fine and extremely
rare; ex Lockett (1313).
Groat, London, oby. initial cross plain but pellet either side of
the central lis of crown, reads FRANC (saltire after), rev.
double pellet after PosvI, saltire stops and before CIVITAS,
same die as lot 608, Treaty/Post-Treaty mule (LAL No.
10; N.1286; S.1051). Edge crack, almost very fine; rare; ex
Lawrence (1150).
Groats, London, with ody. same die as last (2), both with double
saltire before and after A/DIvrorR/EM on rev., one with
saltire before CIVITAS and LONDON, other with saltire after
LONDON (LAL Nos. 10/— and 11; N.1286; $.1051). Almost
very fine, rare.
Groats, London, with obv. similar dies to last (2), both with rev.
saltire before and after LONDON, MEVM and MEV (N.1286;
S.1051). First with large piercing, otherwise very fine,
second worn, both rare.
Groats, London, with obv. pellet either side of the central fleur
of crown, reading FRANC, without saltire after (2, same die),
rey. one with saltire before CIlvITAS and LONDON, other with
saltire after CIVITAS and LONDON (N.1286; S.1051). Almost
very fine, rare.
Groats, London, from same obv. die as last two coins (2), rev.
one with saltire before and after LONDON, other with saltire
before cIviTaAS and LONDON (N.1286; S.1051). Very fine
and nearly very fine (small), both rare.
Groats, London, with obv. pellet either side of the central fleur
of crown, reading FRANCIE, without double saltire after (3,
same die), rev. all with saltire before and after LONDON, one
also with saltire before civiTas (N.1286; $.1051). One very
fine, others fine (one small, one scratched on obverse), rare.
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£110.00
£62.00
£200.00
£20.00
£38.00
£18.00
£38.00
£50.00
£44.00
£28.00
£38.00
£13.00
£40.00
£36.00
£210.00
£78.00
£25.00
£40.00
£21.00
Lor
633
634
635
636
637
74
Groats, London, with oby. pellet either side of the central fleur
of crown, reading FRANCIE, without double saltire after (2,
same die), rev. one with saltire before and after LONDON,
Other with saltire before civiras and LONDON (N.1286;
S.1051). Fine and very fine (small), rare.
Groats, London, from same obv. die as last two coins (2), rev.
one with saltire before and after LONDON, other with saltire
before civiTas and LONDON (N.1286; S.1051). First very
fine but rather small, second almost very fine, rare.
Groat, London, oby. a similar die to last, rev. saltire before and
after LONDON (N.1286; S.1051). Small but fine.
Groats, London, with oby. pellet above central fleur of crown and
either side of the fleur on breast (2, same die), rev. both
with saltire before crviras and LONDON (N.1286; S.1051).
Both small, almost very fine and very rare.
Groats, London, from same obv. die as last two coins (2, same
die), rev. one with saltire before and after LONDON. other
with saltire before civiTAS and LONDON (N.1286; S.1051).
Both fine and very rare.
638* Groat, London, oby. chain-mail on breast, reads FRANCIE, rev.
639
640
641
642
saltire before clvi1TAS and LONDON (LAL No. 28; N.1286:
S.1052). Very fine and very rare; ex Winstanley.
Groat, London, oby. same die as last (chain-mail just visible),
rev. a similar die to last (LAL No. 28; N.1286; S.1052).
Almost very fine but rather small, very rare; ex Winstanley.
Groat, London, oby. same die as last two coins (chain-mail not
visible), rev. another similar die (LAL No. 28; N.1286:
S.1052). Fine (rusty obverse die), rare; ex Potter.
Groats, London, with obv. reading FRANC, no special marks (3.
two same die), rev. with saltire before CIlvITAS and LONDON
(2, same die) and with double saltire before civiras, single
before LONDON (N.1286; S.1051). Fine or better, rare.
Groat, London, with oby. reading FRANC and tall central fleur to
crown, rev. saltire before CIvITAS and LONDON (N.1286:
§.1051). Irregular, fine and rare; ex Potter.
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643 Groat, London, oby. reading FRANC (saltire after), no special
marks, rev. saltire before and after LONDON (N.1286;
S.1051). Very fine and rare; ex Potter.
644 Groats, London, similar (2), one same dies as last. other obv.
similar, rev. saltire before CIvITAS and LONDON (N.1286;
S.1051). Very fine and fine, rare.
645 Groats, London, with obv. reading FRANC, saltire after (2, same
die), rev. one with saltire before and after LONDON, other
with saltire before CIVITAS and LONDON (N.1286; S.1051).
Very fine and nearly very fine (both small), rare.
646* Half-groat, London, with oby. pellet either side of central fleur
of crown, chain-mail on right breast, reads ANGL F FR, rev.
pellet before civiras and before and after LONDON (LAL
No. 2; N.1287; S.1055). Very fine and round, extremely
rare; ex Winstanley.
647 Half-groat, London, same dies as last (LAL No. 2; N.1287;
S.1055). A little irregular, very fine and extremely rare; ex
Lockett (1315).
648 Half-groat, London, same dies as last (LAL No. 2; N.1287;
S.1055). Fine but cracked, extremely rare; ex Potter.
649 Half-groat, London, oby. same die as last three coins, rev. saltire
after LONDON (LAL No. 4; N.1287; S.1055). Very fine and
extremely rare; ex Lawrence (1152).
650 Half-groats, London, with obv. pellet either side of central fleur
of crown, reading FRANC, Saltire after (2, same die), rev.
both with saltire before and after LONDON (N.1288; 8.1054).
Fine or better, rare.
651 Half-groats, London, with ody. pellet either side of central fleur
of crown, reading FRANC, saltire after (2, same die), rev.
one with pellet before civiTAS and LONDON, other with
saltire after civITAS (N.1288; S.1054). Almost very fine and
fair, both small, rare.
652 Half-groats, London, with oby. reading EDWARDVS and FRANC,
saltire after (2, same die), rev. both with pellet before
CIVITAS and LONDON (cf. N.1289; S.1054). Both very fine
and rare.
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£44.00
£44.00
£38.00
£150.00
£110.00
£28.00
£36.00
£65.00
£24.00
£28.00
£42.00
£32.00
£50.00
£30.00
£32.00
£16.00
£17.00
£30.00
Lor
653
654
655
656
657
658
659
660
661
76
Half-groats, London (2), same dies as last lot (cf. N.1289; S.1054).
Almost very fine (small) and fine but obverse corroded,
rare,
Half-groats, London, with same oby. die as last two lots (2), rev.
both with saltire before and after LONDON, dies differ (cf.
N.1289; S.1054). Almost very fine, rare.
Half-groats, London, with oby. reading EDWARD and FRANC,
saltire after (5), rev. various (N.1289; $.1054). Two almost
very fine, two fair and one with piece missing, rare.
Half-groat, London, with oby. reading EDWARD and FRANCIE, rev.
pellet before and after LONDON (LAL No. 18; N.1289;
8.1054). Almost very fine, rare.
Half-groats, London, with obv. narrow bust (Richard I), reading
FRAC (2, same die), rev. both with pellet before civiras and
LONDON, dies differ (N.1290; S.1054). Both very fine and
rare.
Half-groats, London, with obv. same die as last lot (2), both with
no marks (N.1290; S.1054). Both fine and rare.
Half-groats, London, with oby. narrow bust (Richard II), reading
FRANC (2, same die), rev. one with pellet before civiTas
and LONDON, other with horizontal-barred N in LON
(N.1290; S.1054). Fine or better, rare.
Pence, London (2), reading FRANC with pellet on breast and
reading ANGL F FR with nothing on breast, rev. saltire before
civiras (LAL Nos. 1 and 3; N.1291; 8.1057). Fine or
better, rare.
Penny, London, with ody. reading ANGL F FR with nothing on
breast, rev. initial cross before civiras, pellet before
LONDON (LAL No. 3/—; N.1291; S.1057). Full but creased,
almost very fine, rare.
662* Penny, London, oby. reads ANGLIE with cross on breast, rev.
saltire before civITAs (LAL No. 4; $.1292; S.1058). Almost
extremely fine, rare.
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663 Pence, London, with oby. reading ANGLIE and annulet on breast
(2), rev. with extra pellet in LON quarter and saltire before
ClviTas and with four tiny pellets in the angles of the cross
(LAL cf. Nos. 7/— and 7/5; N.1292; S.1057). Fine and
very fine, rare.
664 Pence, London, with oby. reading ANGLIE with voided quatrefoil
on breast, rev. saltire before civiras (3), plain before
LONDON (1), pellet before LONDON (1), and four tiny pellets
in the angles of the cross (1) (see LAL Nos. 12-17; N.1292;
S.1058). Second almost extremely fine, others fair to fine
(both small).
665 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev. (3), ANGL F ER with double annulet stops (2) and FRANC,
rev. Saltire after EBORACI (LAL Nos. 1 and 7; N.1293;
S.1062). Almost very fine and fair (2).
666* Penny, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rey., initial cross with pellet in each angle, reads ANGLIE,
rev. saltire before cilviTraAS and EBoRACI (LAL No. 5;
N.1295; S.1062). Fine.
667 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rey. (5), all read ANGLIE, nothing on breast (2), annulet on
breast (2) and cross on breast (1) (N.1295; S.1062 and
1064-5). Fair to fine.
668 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev. (2), both read ANGLIE, one with lis on breast, other
with cross (or lis?) on breast (N.1295; S.1063 (and 10657) ).
Very fine and fine.
669 Pence, York, Archbishop Thoresby, with quatrefoil in centre of
rev. (3), reading ANGLIE ET, ANGLI and ANG (LAL Nos. 11,
15 and —; N.1295; S.1062). All fine.
670 Pence, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, with crozier (to left) on rev.,
reading DVNOLM (2), with nothing on breast and lis on
breast (N.1297; $.1259 and 1261). Fair and fine, second
rare.
671 Miscellaneous silver coins (14), mostly Edward III. Jn too poor
condition to identify.
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14
£26.00
£32.00
£15.00
£16.00
£19.00
£26.00
£22.00
£20.00
£8.00
£55.00
£480.00
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Richard II
672 Groat, London, early bust with straight lettering, reads FRANCIE
(N.1320; $.1091). Small and obverse slightly double-struck,
otherwise very fine, rare; ex Lawrence (1156).
CABINETS
673 Four matching mahogany cabinets, with ebony beading, by W.
Roberts (signed inside the top), each 104in. high, 103in.
wide, 104in. deep, with double doors, lock and key, flush
handles at sides, each containing 20 trays with an aggregate
total of 1,776 finger-pierced, felt-lined holes, as follows : —
1 tray with 49 holes 14in. diameter, 11 trays with 36 holes
14in. diameter, 10 trays with 25 holes 1 5/16in. diameter.
10 trays with 25 holes 13in. diameter, 17 trays with 25 holes
13in. diameter, 20 trays with 16 holes 13in. diameter, 3
trays with 16 holes 2in. diameter, 8 trays with 16 holes
24in. diameter. Jn extremely good condition and very
attractive, most unusual as a matched four.
END OF SALE
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